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SOT-fumontPrintiiig oil!, OLDMBIAN. VOLUME 7 NEW WESTMINSTER, B. 0., TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 1), 1880. NUMBER 7 B ao. PltOFESSIflHAl WID BUSINESS CABDS. T. C. ATKINSON, ATtniOTEK, BOUOITOnfjte. OJllecR- Masonle Building, New Westminster, ARMSTRONG A KCK8TEXN, BAURWTKUH, SOLICITORS, BTO.- MhhoiiIu Jlulldliig, New Westminster, a O. dwmylte W. KORMAM BOl.M, Q. C, ■nAltBiaTBIt-A^LAW.TiANDAQKNT. Jj Money to Loan. Ollloo-Olurkson St., New Westminster, it. c. die HOItltftl 1.11, Minil.I. A J8XK8, BAHIUHTKIIH. SOLIOITOIW, etc. 0111- Pt.s-*,1iisonhi Hulldli.ua, New Wost* mlnsler, mul Vnneouvei', 1!, 0, dwl«_ A.Ct IlllYllONE-JAfiK, m.A, XTOTAHY PUBLTO, OONVlOYANOWlj. j\ An. liiirrlsterof IhoNew Urunswleli Hiinrnmo *!<iint. Offli-o In the Hum loy litill-ilng. Oolumbla St., opposite tlie Oolonial Hotol. iIupKtft JOB H I'll K. GAYNOIl, D,A,,1.1..II. GOLD MEDALIST of the University of Dublin. llAKIlISTEK-ATIiAW of tlie lllj-h OourlfOf Justice, lrulund. Uflloes, Corner MoKcutslo & Olarkson ftu-,.. New Westminster. dwfeSUc A. 3. IIOI.NKH, II. IKS., nUROEON DENTIST, Oriiduato of llio n Ohio Ortllogo of Uonlnl Surgery, is now wltli Dr. D.M. 0. Browp. AH work skillfully perforiiicil. lloonis II A (!, liunk of B. C„ Ooluiuljiu til. Hours-8 to 12 ii.m.j 1:30 to tip, in. dJly.Ho 0. H. GAT*:WOOD, O.D.S., SURGEON DENTIST—A Graduate of lhe Baltimore Denial College, is pro* -unvit to do all kinds of Dental work. Oflice over MeLeunuii A McFeely's hardware store, 132 Cordova St., Vancouver, B.O. dapilOtc G. W. (MIAHT, ATtCllITECT. oni'C-Cornor Mary and Clm-kso)iSts.,Wr -'■ minuter, dwto CLOW A MAOLUHE, AROHITECTS. Oflice—Room E. over Bnnk of B.C., Columbia Street,Westminster, -110 WII-1.1A.1I It. KING, A BOHITEOT, SANITARY ENGINEER, ■fcc. RemovoU to Armstrong's Block, Oolumbla Stroet, Westminster —Room No. 2. die W. TIIlHAUPEAl'. I' AND SURVEYOR AND "DRAUGHTS* j man. Hamley Blook, Now Westminster, B. c. dmylgtc A. F. COTTON, DOMINION AND PROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYOR. Ofllco: ltoomD.Bunk of ac.bulliliiu-, V/esimiustor,B.O. ii. I1TI i:\DItlUH, REAL ESTATE BROKER nnd County Court Anent'. Commissioner, Notary Pnbllc, Ac. Rents collected, Oflice--Mc* Kon7.li) Street, New Westminster, B. 0. T.J. TIIAPP, AUCTIONEER AND APPRAISER. Columbia Street, Now Westminster. All commissions will receive prompt and careful attention. Best references givon wlion required. inhBMo V. C. McCAHTNEY, COMMISSION AGENT and Customs Broker. Douglas St., Now WestminBter. Asont for Harrison Springs Aerated Wider) Vancouver Stenm Dye & Cleaning Works; Pianos, Organs, Musical Instruments, -to., Ac. Employment Agency , Offico. A select lot of Toilet Articles onu Druggists' Sundries forsalo. Next door to . Bakery, dJlySIc \ TirilNHll, HlflKTON A CO., MERCHANTS. Wharf St., VIetoila. Agents for North British and Mercantile Insurance Oo, for Mainland. H. JO, BriKrtSN & Co., 30 Piusbury Circus, Lon- -Ion, B.C. dto EFA11 Summer DRESS GOODS and MILLINERY will be sold AT COST. Now is the time to secure HARGAINS. MAJOR & PEARSOIlUi^ ^Am^^r^- bas Real Estate Brokers and Financial Agents. ,, AGENTS FOR Confederation Life Association nf Toronto. Hoynl and Limcnilitrc Fire Iiunr- an-ie Companies, H4.Vnluablo Lots for salo ln tlio City ■and District of Westminster; and choice Lots In tho City of Vancouver. Persons wishing to buy or sell city or rural property should communicate with us. Offices: Bank of B.C. building, opposite *no*itoitlce, Westminster, ond Hastings SU, , Va neon ver. dwnpllllc RAND BROS. KM. ESTATE DROKBRS, Conveyancers, Collector!, And Inmirance Agentk, offices'at NEW WESTMlNSTERi Corner VcKenzIo and Clarkson Sts, VANCOUVER, Cordova Btreet, LONDON .England. BUILDING LOTS for Bale In all sections * >f Vancouver and New Westminstor City. i FARM LANDS of superior ouality for late at Chilllwhack, Port Hammond, Langley, Matsqui, Sumas, Mud Bay.Lad- \ier's Landing, Lulu Island, North Arm ■ud Pltx,Blver. Maps and Plans exhibited and llio full- ft "st Information furnished at all our offices. R J[W. BOVILL, ARCHITECT —anu— leal Estate Agent | JEW WESTMINSTERl-Offlco.Mackon* . zlo Street. : Pull List of City and Suburban Pro- .[■orty. [ particular attention paid to Farming ■ •ands, Accuruto Information to cnrrospnnd- dwmyflyl ALBERT J. HILL & GO. 3WII Engineers, LandSur- | voyora St, Draughtsmen. REAL ESTATE, •NMCIAl, SHIPPING Sl COMMISSION AGENTS lire. Life A Harliif liiHiirani-e. T'ot.uMniA St., - On-. Colonial Hotei, W. NEW WESTMINSTER, B. 0. B'lIVK PERSONAL AND PROMPT AT* u Jf tontlou to all professional orders and i jiidor tholr services to residents aud non- i dispose of or desiring proatublo In v ;ent OurllstB of eligible properties are com- "•ohonsivo and constantly receiving nddl- ons, and our favorable eastern connexions both In Canada and tlio Atlantic stales give ub unusual facilities for bust* Toss. i Special attontlon will bo paid to the llirchaso and inspection of Lumber for •ilpmont lo foreign ports. Tonnage char- i\ -retl and general shipping business trans* /clod. dwapJyl Macpherson DRUGGISTS. ('ure and Fresh Drugs ■ _*>XtXt,_eTTXsXXItS, Patent Medicines, Etc I PHiaiOI-HB' PHESOmPTIOKS OAREFUUV OHMPDUNOED. 'olollliOll- Coillliiiiiiloiitlou, Night noil. illOTlo GENERAL & SHELF HARDWARE, Including Tools of all Itinils of tlio best moke"! OoSS-CUt & IIllHll-SllWS, Barbed Wire for Fencing, ami all tlio nccos-Hry {:(l'lllllls for 1'ill'lllilis; Pulley Blocks, Suntcli Blocks, Ro*w & Olialn in all sizes; Pitch, Tar A Oakum; Tsrn-il ami l'l'in Paper for S'iiII'IIiik: Paints & Oils In all colors i Liquid I'ailll.'l in all »li:.<li-si floor i'llilltS ri'iuly tonsc; ('rlllll Ktoues; Wall Paper i" "H designs; ESrooias St [(rushes fnr all mir|>iinos| Llll-rkiitin-r. Oils? Traps of all ilesurtiitUiits, ami tt j-onnral assoixinoiit of AKrieiiUiiral Implements. t_T Sjic, ial attoiiLion givoll to nrdot*, liy mail. *i?pe4iP*p -ss'oo., Cjiu-MitiA Strki-t, Nkw Wkstmikmtku, T. T. dwjly.-lto GRANT & MAOLDBB. NEW ' WESTMINSTER. tr* s New Spring Goods! Spring Overcoatings, French & English Worsteds and Scotch Cheviotts. MERCHANT TAILOR. Columbia Street, ■ New Westminster. -.&.T T2X3L GLOBE RAND BROS. Insurance a AC^EDSar'T'gsL 0*E*X*£C*-Et*3 : NEW WESTMINSTER, orMN0EKRENCzLfER8KT88ON VANCOUVER, OORANBEBROTCT°??0RVEAETA,ND —AND- ANDERSON BLOCK, GRANVILLE STREET. LONDON, ENG. .07 CANNON 8T, Farming Lands /Town Lots OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS FOR SALE. Business Property, Lot facing on Columliia and Front Sts., in contral portion of the city; soveral buildings bring good lent—3^2,000.00. Lot 4, Blook 7, noar Lytton Square, C(lxl32 feot, fronting on Columbia ami 1'ront st,.—sa.ooo.oo. Corner Lot on Columbia St., 33x00 foot— $4,000.00, Also—Lot ami Building with stock of Ooods, ono of tliu best business stands in tho city. ImprovedResidcntial Property Lot 15, Block 13; tsvo houses rented at paying ilgtiros-$l,li00.00. Houso and Lot on Lomo St., near Col. uinbia-$12fi0.00. Lots 4, 5 & 0, Block 11); good house, garden, Any, olioico residence proporty -80,250.00. Cornor Lot on Columbln St.; fenced ami cleared— $1500.00. House and Lot on Columbia St.; one of tho finest residences in the eity—§",- 000.00. Houso and Lot on lloyal Avenue, near Douglas St.-$2,000.0'0. House and 3 Lots, corner lloyal Avenuo and St. Vatriok's St.; no bettor res!- donco sito in the eity—810,000.00. 1 acre, with 7 houses, near the Park— 30,000.00. Vacant Residential Property. Lot 1, Block 28; corner lot on Agnes St.; lino residence sito-31200.00. Lots on St. Andrew's St., nenr Queen'. Avenue—3500.00 each. Lots on Montreal, Douglas and Hull. fax Sts., near Clinton St.; fine views and woll sltitatoil--$.150.00, 3375.00, 3.100.00. Lot nu Melbourne St., near Cllntoi'- 8300.00. Lot 0, Bub-Blook 10; fine residenco lots- S2.iO.00. Lots on IVltuini St., near Mury—$000.00 each. Lot on I'ellinin St., near St. Andrew's! lino lit*—$600.00. Lot on St. John's St., near Melbourne— 3350.00. Lot In St. Andrew's Squaro-3300.00. Lota in Block fronting on North Aril roadi linest chance In the market fo: residence or sneolllntlon-?l2B.OO ti $175.00. Lots ill Subdivision of Lot 11, sub-Bloo 18-100,00 to 1125,00, Lot, In Subdivision of Lot 17, sub-Bloo 18—9100.00 each. Lots In Westminster Addition nt $15.00 to $50.00. Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel of purity,strength and wholesomeuoss. More economical limn the ordinary kind-*, and eannot be sold ln competition with tbe multitude of low test, Bhort weight alum or phosphate powders. Sold onlyin cans, Royal Baking Powder Co., 106 Wall st,, Now York. sfely Rooms to Rent. nUBNISHEJD ItOOMS TO RENT, IN V M. Gray's house, on Provost Street.*- Apply on tho premise--:. dJlyStc POR SALE. AFIHST-CLASS J.* J. TAYLOR'S fire- proof Sure. To lie seen nt tho omce of MATHE11S A MILLK'AN. dJIyHIo Farm for Sale. TOP 27, BLOCK i NORTII BANGE 0 Jj Wesl, Luln Island, nt a bargain.— Apply lo I-ANDnilOH.,orEDWAlU)A. BHAltl'K, Lulu Island. dwje27i.il ■CPo ILiet. OFFIOE3 IN THE AESISTBONG Block. Apply to W. J. ARMSTKONQ. djolOlc Bhcrlir. TO RENT. 4 PLEASANT ROOJI FOB TWO GEN- tleinon, wltli or without Hoard, In mlo family. Apply nt llilril houso up llio bill, lett band slclcof Douglas stroet. djelOjo Timber Litiitls for Sale. rpHE BISCOVEREIt'S INTEItERT IN X aboul ll.iHm acres of llrit-class Tlmlier Lands, prllii'lpally Fir. WOOUS, TlIItNER * QAM11LE. Now Wesl,, B. C, Juno li, lfSO. dJoHml First-class Prairie Farm Z"OXL SAX.X1. SUrKRBLY RITUAtSd ON LULU ISLAND, Norlh Arm, Praser River; con* ttii nlng a'O Hoi vs oft ho finest furmlng land In tbo country; all dyked, well improved, good buildings, good orchard (bearing). For further Information enquire of MAJOR A PEARSON, drayUHtc Now Westmlustor. Plants for Sale! OHBA P AT THK BrBBnliouses, Douglas Street INGRRAT VAniKTV, iNCLUDINO, GMRANIUMS, Double and Single: PU- .CI1IAH, nil new varieties; HOSES, DOllMo PETUNIAS, MOON-FLOWERS! n flue eollecllon of DAHLIAS (named Viirlotles}. ANNUALS, 25 ets. por do?,. Mixed IlFDniN'* Pt-ANTM,SI Mper dor. I otlcr 10 Plants for 81, Including I Storm King Fliohla.' IIoiiquclM, Wreaths nnd OroSHOS made lo order. Fruit, Vegetables and Flowers nt Store, noxt (.'Uy Hotel, Co- umbla St. Ordora by mail promptly al- tended to [dwapiyl] V. LATHAM. NOTES AND COMMENTS. T. A. mm & CO. DRUGGISTS Queen's Hotel Block, NEW WKSTJIIVSTKU. TOILET ARTICLES & SUNDRIES PRESCIIU'TIONS A SPECIALTY, daplte SO CO. Real Estate, INSURANCE —anb— Financial Agents Purchase Sell and Lease Property, Collect Rents, Make Loans on Mortgages, And transact all HuaiucH:' relating to Ileal Estate, —AGENTS FOR— London Aiisurance Corporation. Connecticut Fire Insurance' Co. of Hartford. Tiondon nnd Iiancnnhtre Lire Assurance Co. Canton Insurance Office, lid. (Marine) OFFICES!. J.JVm Columbia St., New West'r. 41 Government St., Victoria dwneHyl It is stated thnt in Russia no wolves will pass under telegraph wires, and that the government is utilizing this valuable discovery, and already clearing districts in that country from thoso brutes,—Ex. Hir Edward Bdin'es, of Leeds, is prohahly thp senior European journalist, lie represented his father's papor at the "Pdtevloo Massacre" in 1810, and is prohahly tlio only survivor of that scene. He is more than ninety years old. In i>.-uinark tho polico aro trying an experiment of somo originality to suppress drunkness, A man found drunk is carried to his own residence, and tho keeper of tho saloon whore ho bought his last glass is obliged to pajr tho expenses of tho rido, which como high. Judgo—You wero arrested for walking on tho grass in the park, and that too, right near a notice warning you tokeep ofl'. Accused- Yes, Fm near-sighted, you know, and I couldn't make out what the sign was, so I went over on the grass to read it and was arrested,—Chestnut, It is a curious fact, observes an exchange, that so firm in texturo is the paper of a genuine Bank of England noto that burning can hardly destroy it. The authorities have in a little glazed framo the remnants of a note which was in the great fire of Chicago. Though completely charred and black, the paper holds together and the note is sufficiently logible to establish its genuineness and to ho cashed. The present estimated population of the United States is 04,000,000, The rate of increase, exclusive of immigration, is estimated at 1*8 per cent per annum—about 100,000 a month. By immigration the increase of poulation averages over 43,- 000 a month, or over half a million yearly. The aggregate annual growth from hoth causes will not fall much short of a million and three-quarters, The estimated foreign population is not fur below 14,000,000. The Philadelphia Record says: Captain Purrington, of the clipper ship St. Charles, lying at Race street wharf, discharging a cargo of salt, makes the remarkable- report that for 124vdays, the entiro time occupied in making the run from San .Francisco to Cork Harbor, the sails were not taken in, even in rounding Cape Horn. The finest weather was experienced, and the same sails that carried the vessel out of the Golden Gate took her to.the coast of Ireland. Many of the rocks and islands in tho vicinity of Cape Horn were seen by Captain Purrington which perhaps have never before been seen by a white mau. The voyage was altogether a remarkable one. The real source of the difficulty between England aud Portugal appears to be that the latter is seeking to establish her dominion ovor a transcontinental belt of African territory Wing betweon her colonies on the east and those on the west coast. Sho wishes, in short, to found a Greater Portugal in Africa. This, however, England will not permit her to do. Not long since Lord Salisbury told a missionary deputation that waited upon him that, while ho was aware that Portugal claimed the whole territory between its colonies on the Atlantic and those on the Indian Ocean, the claim was one which England never had admitted and did not now admit.—Ex, A curious custom prevails, it is said, among the inhabitants of the Sandeman Islands. When a native girl, who has had a number of suitors, is carried of by hor accepted lover, the wedded pair, within 48 hours of tho wedding, send a eup of poison distilled from tho halululn tree, to each of tho bride's former admirers. If any of tho recipients feel that they cannot bocomo reconciled to the marriage, they drink tho poison imd dio; but if thoy decide that thoy will survive tho loss of their intended wife, they throw away tho poison, and feel bound in honor never to show the slightest sign of disappointment. By this system tho husband is able to live ou friendly terms with the surviving admirers of his wifo. Nearly three hundred otter it-rial ropeways aro said to be now in operation for various purposes with lengths from a hundred yards to several miles. Thoy havo spans reaching as much as 1,000 feet, grades as great as one in three, and a currying capacity from 5,000 tons per week, or two or three times as much, according to whether tho lines used on, two or three systems of fixed ropes. Strong endless wire ropes aro fixed to poles to sustain tho buckets, which are hauled by smaller endless ropes kopt in motion by stationary engines. A ropoway at tho llottesegon colliery, in Upper Silesia, carries tho coal about a milo and throo quarter, transporting 700 tons per day in loads of 10 owt. A ropeway nearly ton miles long has just been opened from nu otherwise inaccessible Spanish mino to the coast, and a ropoway in Belgium transports from the mines direct to the top of tho blast furnace 2000 tons of iron oro por day of twonty hours. Children Cryfor Pitcher1 j Castoria THE FAST LINE. Tho Etruria, Parisian and Vancouver will bo the Initial Vessels of the Fast Lino. Tlio Excitement Over the Groat Prize flight has Died Out Down Soutli. A (treat Scheme 011 Foot to Populate Oklahama with Southern Negroes. TUK NBW PAST LINK. l,JUEaEC', July 0.—Mr. Anilcim-n, manager of thu uow fast lino uf mail steamships, took a tour around tlio harbor yestordny. Tho steamships "Etruria," "Parisian," and "Vancou* vor" are mohtjoned as likely to furm a part uf tho initial fleet. SAD ACOIDKNT, MiToliKLL, Out., July !).—A three* year old child daughter of Geo. Leak, of lho township of Logan, was accidentally killed yestorday whilo running around with a sharpened slick in her mouth. She fell, tho stick penetrating tu the base of the brain and death resulted in a few houis, THE FINAL]*, New Ouleans, July 9.*-The excitement over tho Sullivan-Kilrain battlo haB nearly died out to-day, and except about saloons and various headquarters of tho uportinijfrntemity, the city is very quiet. Visitors to tho fight wero leaving in largo numbers fur thu north, as thero is nothing to roinnin here for, tho result of yesterday's tight being so decisive. All talk uf fights between other pugilists has apparently been entirely given up, and tho chief desire of everybody is to get home as quickly as possib le. A TRAIN WRECKED. PnrsmjitG, Pa. July 9.—Freight train No. VA on the Pennsylvania railroad waa wrecked at Wilmerding, a few miles east oE hero, last night. Thirteen earn were derailed, The train caught fire. A car load of wins* key wns the cause of tho lire, it becoming ignited from some unknown cause. Two bodies so far havo been removed from tho wreck and it is Baid G or 8 moro, nt kast, aro iu the debris. Twenty*fivo peoplo woro on tho train, according to the statement mndo by a tramp who escaped. Of this number it ia said 10 or 12 escaped. The hands of tho train, say 15, wero killed. A colored man sustained serious injuries. Tho 13 cars nnd onginb aro wholly wrecked. Thu accident waa caused by an axlo breaking. The names of the killed nnd wounded are not ascertained. TUB C1HEAT FIGHT. New Orleakb, July 8.—Tho Sulli- van-Kilrain fight occurred this morning at Bichbm-g, Misa., 105 miles distant from New Orleans. Sullivan won in the 75th round. Neither of the combatants was seriously injured, although Kilrain was very weak nt the closo. Kilrain wun thu first fall and tho first blood. Sullivau got the first knock down. Timo, 2 hours, 18 minutes. Tho first intimation of tho result was brought lo New Orleans by a special train, which made 105 milos in 3 hours and 10 minutes. There was no interference and Kilrain was the first to shy his castor into the ring. Bo waa seconded by Charley Mitchell and Mike Donovan and JohuMbrphy, bottlo holder. Sullivan followed a minuto after and was loudly cheered. Mis eec- onders, wero Wm. Muldoon and Miko Cleary, Daniel Murphy, of Huston, boltlu-hulder. Pat Kinnick, of Now Orleans, was suggested fora rofereo by Kilrain and Jno, Frtzpatrick, also of New Orloans, by Sullivan. After slight wrangling Fitzpatrick was mutually agreed upon for referee. Kilrain won tlio toss for position and elected tho nojlheast curuer, Sullivan taking tho boAwest. Just before timo was called ml rain stopped over to Sullivan and offered to wngor §1,000 on tho result, which was promptly accepted by Sullivan and the money placed in Ruf- ereo Fitzpatrick's hands. A NBOltO SCHEME. Topeka, Kin., July 8.-W. M. Ed- golson, a prominent negro politician of thia stato, is a prime mover in a schemo to induce tho uegros of the south to emigrate to Oklahoma. He has organized an immigration company composed of snino prominent men of this stato, which will have agents iu all the prominent cities of tho poutl), their headquarters being here. Ho says he in receiving letters every day from people in thu Bouth inquiring nbout Oklahoma and how to get thore. Ho expects tu havo 100,000 colored peoplo in Oklahoma liy next July. Edgolson claims that negroes going into Oklahoma will hciiulit Kansas greatly, as they will raiso cotton and Kansas will establish cottuu mills. THE DULUTH MOTS. Demur, Minn., -July 7.—Sunday dot's not lesson the ludoouBiiess of yesterday's report of tho rioting, except that hut ono death hus occurred iustoad of livo. Tho other four and two additional arc expected to dio at any timo. Tlio wounded will greatly overrun yesterday's estimate and it ts now estimated thnt at least lifly people altogether received bullet wounds. Threo havo bayonet wounds and about a dozon woro hit by rocks and bricks. The polico ollicers include sixteen officers, two of whom will be off duty for some timo. Tho others did not realize thoir hurts until returning to tho central station when nn oxamination ro- vealud them. Fresh dangers threaten to-murruw. Tho strikers have stolen a lut uf dynamite Irom tho blasting contractors nnd it is believed that in tho event of tliu expected conflict tomorrow that this explosive will be brought into action. The polico will watoh tho strikers to-morrow with Winchester rilles and revolvers and tho militia will respond in an instant. IMI'EUIAI. TEUBltATION. London, July 8.—Mr. Howard Yin* cent's question regarding Tuppor's proposal for an imperial convention was down in tho house of commons fortius ovening, but was postponed until .Inly 22ud, doubtless at the request oftho government. This is believed to indi* cato that tho government is anxious to fully consider thn proposals and hope to como a definite conclusion in a fortnight's time. Tho Canadian and Australian discussion of tho recent colonial oflloe regulation forbidding tho use outside of tho colony of the colonial title of "Honorable" is attracting attention here. The feeling seems fairly general that the colonial officer acted most un* wisely and that the colonial legislators Bhould bo honorably recognized in every part of the empire. Sir George Dadcn-Powelt raises the question in the commons shortly. Uelirlng-i Sea. All om- information socms to indicate that Iho Behring Sea question must very soon ho takon up vigorously and disposed of. It his been hanging fire much too long, and it will nover do to let thu Amoricans imagine that so littlu interest is taken in tho matter that it is uot likely to become what thoy would eall t "livo" queition. The British Columbians are getting rather soro at the way in which it is being handled, and in Ottawa it is an open secret that the question has been receiving tho attention of the government. The Americans haro really not a lug to stand on, aa whon Russia many years ago took the same ground as they are now taking them- selves, they repudiated the doctrine in no uncertain manner.- Colonies aud India. ■> *» » Balbcr iDiercitlng Case. A case of interest to sooietiei generally has just been tried at Nanaimo beforo Mr. Justice Crease. L. Page brought action against John Hilbert to recover $12.60 being money paid by plaintiff to defendant to become a mombor of Platonic lodge of United Order of Honor, The application of Page to become a member of tbe lodge was refused but his initiation fee was not returned to him. This he sued to recover. After hearing some very lengthy evidence proving that the money was paid to Hilbert, bis lordship gave judgment for plaintiff, and mentioned several others to whom the same amounts were due, and also suggested that the remainder of the fundi of tho lodge in the hands of the treasurer be equally divided among the members of the late lodge—Times. THE PERSIAN SHAH Exhibits Great Cariosity at a London Reception and Examines Everything; Critically. Uneasiness is Felt Over the Non- Return of Col. Wadehonse and His Forces. Baron Renter Obtains Great Concessions from Shah for a Bunking Scheme in Persia. Donald Troll,-. Messrs. Bray and Fernie of Fort Steele liavo discovered and located several now seams of ooal in Crow'. Nest Pass. Colonel Baker's .company havo also applied for several thoutand ucres more land in the sbmo locality. A. P. Cummins, the aurveyor, ia now on his way in to make tbe necessary aurvoyB. For tho weok onding lait Saturday, tho 4 men working the Discovery com. pany'a ground on Porcupine creek cleaned up 11} ounces—.bout (7.36 • day to tho man. The pit shoveled in measures 20x10 feet, and after being ground-sluiced was about 3 feet in depth. The gravel u rich, but the bouldera are too plentiful. The Elsie company ia working 7 men and taking out about enough to pay expenses. The Donald company, in .inking a shaft, struck tbe nmrock of the oreek at i depth of 32 feet, and will haye to drift to got tho bed rock in the channel. The company employ. 10 men, who work 8-hour shifts. The French company havo in a flume for their water- wheel, and as soon as a pump arrive, will begin taking the water out of the shaft aunk last fall. In ibe McMurdo district, the cum* pany who is developing the Daiuard & Lowe claim, haa 4 men at work. The face of an open cut in the ledge on one of tho claima ahdwa 6 feet of aolid oro. Parties representing Rand Bro,. of Vancouver are expected in next week, aud if the showing of these claims is up to their expectation,, the working force will be increased to 20 mon. George Slark, of Golden, has returned from Toby oreek, bringing some fine looking galena from the Rosamond, Kilpatrick and Stark claims on that creek. John McRae is opening up a claim back of Windermere .that promises well, as ore that looks good haa been sent to Donald for away. Prospectors have discovered quarts carrying free gold at a point about a mile woat of Urohman; and othors from Kootenay lalje country are prospecting on Bull river and Wild Horse crook. Judgo Vowel), who returned latt week from an official trip aa far up the country as Oranbrook, and W. A. Buillio-Groham of Canal Flat, who is now in Donald, furnished Truth with a batch of interesting nows of that section of^ Kootenay district south of the Columbia lakes. Tho lock on tho canal at Canal Flat will be completed by Ihe 20th. The difficulties Mr. Sinclair had to overcome in excavating for the foundations of the lock wero greet. Quicksand of apparently groat depth and a large quantity of water had to bo overcome; tno latter alone requiring two -team pumps, with a capacity of 10,000 gallons a minute, to keep it in control. Whon completed the canal will be of little practical use until the Dominion government makes an appropriation to miprovo the Columbia rivor between tho uppor and lower lake,. It is ex- Eooted that the little steamboat now oing built by Messrs. Norbury & Phillips, of Tobacco Plains, will be completed in time to make a run through tho canal on tho day of the opening ceremonies. T. S. Gore will accept the canal on behalf of tho provincial government. All tho creeks and rivers are as low as they usually are in September, and steamboat navigation on the Columbia will probably dole 0 weeks esrlier than last yesr. Dr. Child's Pilo Ointment instantly relieves and permanently curesPlles, Pruritus and all hot and itching sores and oruptions. N. W. agents, D, 8. Curtis *Co. dmy28yl Vrhu Btbjr wa, Mok, w. ma hu OMtorla, Wli-n ih. wu a Obild, ilia crl-d for Culort-, Wlra it. bse-m. Ill,,, ih, clu - to Cu-oris, *"MSh»W01iUdr«i,-*,.,.T,th-miO--t«ri, Job printing of all kind, neatly done at the -Jonr-uuK offlce. Prioe, will It found as low la at any other offic. In the province—4ihi, KI1MITND YATES1 CAULK. Lonoom July!).—The queen il suffering very much from lumbago and rheumatiim, and on Thunday at Marlborough house it was quite apparent, with what difficulty she walked, oven with the aid of the arm of the Princo of Wales and her stick. She had not recovered from the chill caught during her journey from Scot* land. She hardly stood at all at Marlborough house, and her Indian attendant was olose at hand all the time to give her a chair, She looked tired, and was very rod in the floe, though very gracious and in good spirits. Sho wore her usual black black gown, and tho suite with her wore black alio, but thero teemed to be a little more white feather than umal io her bonnet, and it has white strings. It is curious that in spite of her diminutive itee, and no high bred appearance, no one haa more grace and dignity than the queen, and when ihe ipeakt, .moves about or smiles one quite lotet the contciouineii of the fact that she is a very small and not good looking old lady. Nothing is more charming than to tee the Prince of Wales with the queen. His manner is ao tender, differential and affectionate, he watches over her with suoh care, attending to her every want and suggesting anything whioh he thinks will plesse hu. He walked very slowly and carefully with her on Thursday, for it evidently pained her and she had great difficulty in mounting the steps from the garden into Mralborough House. She made the prince walk a step ahead and help her up. TBI MO-UUCHS MEET. The meeting between the Queen and the Shah was very funny. Conversation waa carried on through the Per- ■ian miniiter. The queen itood for a moment admiring the large emerald diamond bucklei the Shah wore on hia waiat band and coat, and, having nt down, ihe motioned him to a seat betide her, whieh he accepted looking around for the Princes of Wales who wai immediately behind him, and whom he made sit on a obair on the other side of him. The pantomime whicli expressed his wishes was irresistibly funny, and taxed tbe princess greatly, for she bit her lips hard to keep from laughing. However, ahe must have got accustomed to it, for during the Shah's stay there, it was evident on severs! occasions that she could hardly keep and look serious. A BLAZE OF JEWELS. The jewels at the court ball last week were magniricient. Tbe bench of Duchesses Marchioneues and countesses was a blaze of light. The Duoh- esses of Weitmimter, Leedi, Cleveland, Bedford and Portland wore the fineit, but Lady Londonderry, and Lady Headford ran them very close. No one's diamonds wet*! j more meg- nificient than the Barneas Burdett- Ooutts, for she wore a tiara that went all round her head, and looked like a complete crown of diamonds. Her other jewels were magniricient. The Baroness De Worms blued with jewels. The Duchen of Portland and Prinoess Louiie divided the honors of the evening. Thero was great amusement to tee the family quadrille with whioh royalty opened the ball, Lord Fife dancing with the Princess of Wales and the Prince of Wales with his daughter. The Princess Louiie looki bright and happy, and Lord Fife wai in lover-like attendance during the whole evening. The Duchess of Port, lend looked very handsome, and evidently her lord and master wu intently proud of her, for be devoted himtelf to her all the evening. They seemed mnch more contented to talk to each other than anyone else. Lord and Lady Randolph Churchill were sent for on to the Dais during the evening by the Prince of Wales and presented to the Shah. He said nothing to them, but inspected Lady Randolph carefully, who bore the ordeal, whioh was rather trying, with mod sang froid than her lord who looked very bored. Lord Randolph stayed late at the palace, apparently enjoying himself, and went into supper with hit lilter, the Ducheat of Roreburgh. KEISroliCEMEXTS FHOH MALTA. London, July 9.—The non-arrival of now. from the Egyptian forces at Wady Haifa is causing considerable unoaainess in official quarter* here. The government is now considering the question if it is not advisable to ■ond reinforcement! to Col. Wade- house from Malta. CONTRADICTORY EVIDENCE. London, July 9.—Before the Parnell commission, to-day, Garrett M. Byrne, member of parliament foe West Wicklow, declared he had never been in Waterford in his life, therefore he could not have made the Water- ford speech whioh the Times alleged the witneu delivered. SUCCESSFUL WUALINO. Glasgow, July 9.—Whaling vessels just airived at Dundee report sealing and whaling in Greenland waters phe* nominally tuocouful this season. GREAT CONCESSIONS. London, July 8.—Baron Reuter is engineering a big Persian bank scheme whioh promises to uu millions of English capital. Ho hat already obtained a concettion from the shah for hia bank, with the right to issue legal ten* der notei and to circulite them throughout the Persian dominion! on par with specie. The bank hu alao leoured other conceuion, aaid to be ot great value, among whioh are the right to work tome rich mineral deposits In Perth and build and operate railways. The general store and dwalltog of J, J. Bird, at Eut Ohezaetiooak, N. S., wu burned ou Sunday night; Hb young daughter wu bnmed to death, ind othen badly Injured. -. . Children Cryfor Pitcher's Castoria i THE DAILY COLUMBIAN i'o j-uaii co . Ever)- Afternoon except fiim-lny- BTTfl* KXtirirBixa-ar BBoxfiraiBB, " At tbelr Steam Prlnllng Establish went, Columbia Htreet. BY MAIL: For 12 month*- $8 Por 0 iiionthH -1 '25 Vat 3 iiimitliH 2 '25 DELIVERED IN TIIE CITY: ("nr 12 months 810 Ot Por ("monthi- -— 6 26 Pur month... 00 pur week 25 Payment in all canes (except for woekly rato) lo be made la advance. THE WEEKLY COLUMBIAN . iK-meil every Wednei-ilny Morning, : u-l u-orcd in the City, per year. 33-00 Mailed,"" galled, gittlg griiiah Columbian Tarr-dfty livening, July «. I8W. Tho great fiylit is over, and tlio magnificent muscles of thut lino animal, John L. Sullivun, have onco more been proved invincible. As usual,the prohibition of prizo fighting failed to prohibit. Prohibition in the caso of prizo lighting is evidently a mistake. Tho Authorities might to encourage the priiollce, only insisting that every light shall bo literally "to a tinish." Tlmt is, that the battle shall continue until one of the fighters ia dead, and tho victor shall be immediately elevated (by the neck)to tho exalted position to which his achievement entitles him. This would effoetually and for over settle tho question which was tho better man, and would at the samo time em balm the fa mo of the victor in the memory of a grateful people. A third clause providing for the honoring of all actively engaged in encouraging the fight by saluting them with three volleys (of ball cartridge) would leave little to bo desired. It would appear that somo dissat- isfation has existed with tho action of the council in appointing two engineers instead of ono to prepare plans, etc., for submission to the couucil and an expert. Whether any of this dissatisfaction was interested or not, it was certainly founded on misapprehension or ignorance of tho true facts and circumstances of tho case and tho good reasons tho council had for their well considered appointments in the premises. A perusal of the council report, nnd particularly of Alderman Curtis' explanation nnd Alderman Cunningham's remarks on the subject, will convince anyone that the council did not act altogether unadvisedly in the course they pursued, but in the best interests of thoso whom thoy serve—the people. Time is admitted by ull to be a very essential feature to have iu view in the con struciion and completion of tho water works. Indeed the cases aro rare where timo gained--especially at no additional expense—is not a very desirable acquisition in any publio work. Alderman Curtis, with ItiswoU known penchant for "figgers," put up, last night, a little "exercise" in tlie "rule of three" which makes it as plain as. the nose on a man's faco, und that, too, without inducing any extra perspiration this warm weather, lhat a given necessary amount of preliminary work in connection with the water works will be dono in half the time by two men that it could lio accomplished by one, and, of course, without additional expense. What more could tho most censorious or (innicky ratepayer ask ? Long live a council thut conducts its public works in that way, we any. Canada and the United States have fish "in the soup," if the expression is allowable, on both the Atlantic nnd Pacific coasts. How to amicably arrange things beforo tho international pot "boils over" is a question that interests not a few, Canadians as woll as- Americans, and the mother country, on behalf of Canada, is likewise involved. Wc have remarked beforo that the attitude of our Amoricun friends Was most inconsistent, if not absurd, on the whole question, tal-ing into account Uio two issues;. for, briefly, on tho Atlantic, they wish to trespass within the three-rUilb Canadian limit, while ou the Pa'oiRo thoy iti'Vpgftto.to themselves the'elds ing of a pro-lit sea (•Behring's) against tho flou.1t.rs of nil nations, tu this reiiiurkaljli) contention the administration of the "big republic" has ipany abhi adverse critics nmong its own citizens. In a long letter to t,he New York Post, says an eastern Canadian exchange, Mr. Robert Ilayncr, of Salem, Mass., who has made, ti study of both lho Atlantic a,nd-the Paciiic fisheries questions, furn.ishca an interesting contribution to the discussion of tho various points which have arisen in cornice- tion with tho latter. With respect to the contention of the United States that Behring Sea is a landlocked sea, it is sufficient to state that he shows clearly how completely thut body of wator fails to conform to tho universally accepted definition of a land-locked sea. Ho plain is this, in fact, that tho point seems scarcely worthy of argument. Mr. lliynor makes two other points, however, which are said to be now. It will be rembered that it is argued on behalf of the United States that Behring Sea is not a part of the Paoific Ocean ; thut by the treaties of 1824 and 1825, with the United States and Great Britain respectively, Russia abandoned her prior claim to jurisdiction over the Pacific, and that as the latter did not include Behring Sea, her jurisdiction over that sea descended to tho United States through the cession of 1807. Mr. Rftynei* proves conclusively, however, that the term "Behring Sea" waa. unknown in 1824 and 1825, and that it was not until long after the latter date that it camo into use. He has examined a vast em uumbui1 ol feheyoki!*. A«i gatfoMtt, geographical reference books, charts, etc., published up to 1825) and for many years after, without being able to find uny mention of llehriug Sea. Moreover, to leavo no doubt about the matter, he applied for infonna tion an tho subject to Prof. H. Sup in, the most eminent living geographer, und was told by hiin thut all geographers consider Behring Sea ii partof the Paciiic. Tlie second important point mado by Mr. Raynor is thut tlio contention that the fur seal are all bred in United States territory cannot be maintained. In support of this assertion he quotes from an official report pub- hslied in the United Slates census nl' I860, in whieh it is stated that a large number of seals are bred no Russian islands. Finally he con- lunds that, even if tho seals wero ull American-born, they would, aa crcu- turus roaming about thu high seas, bu no m-in'-i property save his who caught them. There can be no doubt tlmt it is most desirable that ex tor hi inatioh of theso creatures iu ihe Paeilia should be prevented, but measures to that end must be the aubject nf international arrangement, and, us is well known, England is quite willing to enter into such an arrangement. In this con* ueeliou it may be noted that a well- informed Washington correspondent stales that there will be a great struggle next year over the question whether the contract of tho government with tho Alaska Commercial Company shall be renewed or not. The company is powerful at Washington, but it hus many bitter opponent'., and, besides, tho fact that it soiids all its' skins to London to bo tanned is against it. The peoplo of the United States do not care to pay a duty of twentyiivo per cent. upon seal skins which are taken oft their own coasts, and, as thoy allege, iu their own waters. It has bceu said that one firm in London alone possesses the secret of the tanning process, but this is denied at Washington, und it is pointed out, moreover, that even if the statement wero true, the discontinuance of the Alaska Company's monopoly could bo made to result in the establishment in tho United States of branches of the London firm's business. The question of the renewal of the company's lease will, ha for the secretary of tho treasury to decide, unless congress enacts, thut tho present system shall bo maintained. That the abandonment-, of the system or even tbo granting nf the lease to another company on modi- lied terms, would render the Behring Sea question, easier of adjustment is almost beyond doubt. It is no secret that the Alaska Company has been at the bottom of all the trouble, and, had it not been for its possession of monopolistic privileges and its machinations at Washington, a settlement would in all probability have been arrived at under the late ! government. t_-_<mmu*ti'um' MXunmiM. tmm**mmi**mmmm tmtmm twmxmmtm. NlW WESTMINSTER state and Financ RICHARDS, HAYWOOD & Nl Conveyancers tt Notaries Public, ■p. O. Bars S19. Weloiflio-aa STe. si. Business and Residence Property in the City and Suburbs. Farming, Timber and Mineral Lands for Sale Cheap. Terms easy. Fire, Life and.Accident Insurance. Money to IaOAN. WE DO NOT SPECULATE OURSELVES, but «ivo our ous- tumors tlio uonolit of ull ouv spool"! bnrgiilnu. COLONIAL HOTEL BUILDINO, NEW WESTMINSTER. OFFICES l===f= 176 CORDOVA ST. VANCOUVER. Gl YATES ST. VICTORIA. JAMES D. RAE [SUCC'ESSOll TO 1). MCPHADEN) DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF FIRST-CLASS Groceries and Provisions ITEE MB 9 «Sr. MS • Coffees Boasted and Ground on tho Premises. Fino Teas a Specialty. Only ————-COLUMBIA STREET Peterborough Foundry and Machine Shop. Peterborough, Ont., Feb. 5th, 1889. Children Cryfor Pitcher's Castoria Imperial Fire Insurance Do, OB1 X.O*ET-DOISr. < ..I'lTAl, ■ £1,(140.000 SIR. Hates as low as nny other reliable Com- mnk'.'J doing l-uslm'sis hi Uriilsli Columliln. W. .1. ARMSTRONG, iljly.llo Agent tov New wesl. mt heLADIES roPa.Monirirly Requested to Call ami Examine the Now Stook of Misses' & Children's SLIPPEES In Every Style A Uimll.y, ll. JO'isTOfS Comjmiua St., New Wi-v-DiiKf-TiJi*. Also roeolvcd-n complete line of llcii*- (k-M'-n'A Canvas Shoe*, ItVlnleat .stylet*. (1,1 ly Wo ' _______ WHANT ~U_\im, I \l • Ifilt TblNFOftW Tir,; I'lsoi'l.K ol \t N.-ir WcslinlnslH" ii,,,, im-v liavo l-.--.l|.,-,,...l Mil! BlprO llll.ly inimin,:,! l.V Motisi'M, Woods, 'I'nriiuv n- Himil,].-. mul ni" lion' iirupiiit'il to U'.i'fiiin nil im|i>r* fnr T-A.ir.o-RinsrG- A (Itn. I In-a ofpiotlii just reeelved, ttoiiatstlng oil nil tin; j-uftst i)t:- ■■'■:■■;■'-• from European ""Iiu-Ite tn Mil. .1. A. MoDOUaAI-r* will attend to !.-•.■■ ■''urits','-uml If u prucUi-i'l meehmil-! of iw'-lvu yeurH1 exjii-rlenet'lu the United niuH-h; hlso two yearn ns foreman tor Mu-'sm. (.in--™ & Hon, of Victorin. K;t.i isdutiion guaranteed* Cmu'Ei'A Street, Opposite Bank of Montueal NEW WESTMINSTER. dlolftinO G. E. WOODS LAHl) Gutiveyor. A. C. GAMBLE Notary Punuo. lUwriMil LAND SURVEYORS, i«|IIUdiUW*ih)[ AND CONVRYANOERS. ___.&__: HTZOB 3TOR l*Hll*t-.TIlo Western of Tornnto.Tlio M- nn. Tlm City pt London, una Tlio Hurl- Mnl. l.l I'll.—Tlio Now Yorit Lire Insumnoo Co. AC01ul*IVT-TlioTrrivollorH'ofHftrtfi>rd Ij.nil Suvvcylnp; In ullltsliranclio".:w ciinilitlv nml I'liiiiii'ily carried out. Cltv'titKl S<»l>„>■!>!>„ baud,far Hnlr. Wo' sliotf ii oninnloto ll.t nf doslraltte l«n*|l|l«; . l''i,,'ml„'-t.ni.ilH, Inipl'oVOU nndr.^111- llftivo , MtriiiiKlmitl. tlio illHlrlct, .t!ltit„{-aii(t other Stool- bought and "old. ,'toit-iy lo l.(ii„, mi first mortgouenl low ruins. IV0WIS, TiTHNKR Si UAMIJI.K. Omor, elusd's Blook. - Columbia Street ' NEW WESTMINSTER, dmlll'to Montreal, Que. Gentlemen,—We have always made our own paint, with lead, oil and colors, but we find that your covers the surface a great deal better and makes a nice, smooth ground. Yours truly, (Signed), A. C. Lachlan, le William Hamilton Manufacturing Co'y, I.IMITH1X). PIONBBK _mn_v'eam-'eu_.M3i ESTAllIiianED 18!". Jas. Cunningliam COLUMBIA STREET, WESTMIHSTER, B. fi. IMI'OHTKIt OP Hardware, Agr. Implements, Rope, Faints, Oils, Window Glass, Crockery, Ohinaware, "Woodenware, Wall Papers. Stoves, Ranges. Fire Grates, Gas Fittings, Iron Pipe, Pumps, Sewer Pipe, Plaster, Cement, Lime, Hair. MANUFACTUilKR OF .^TIN&SHEET-lilOHW/iRE. CONTRACTS FOR Iron Cornice Work, Gas-fitt Ins, Plumbing, Rooflrw, Sie. M.A.McRAE Mci-chnnt'liiiioi* BEAiinnJi, lusais ok Black & Fancy Worsteds siririeil nnd cneiU SUITINGS, PARTINGS & QVERCQAT1KSS for spi'ino and summer. Opp. Oolonial Hotel Colombia. St., • Nsw \Vestmi.nstbb. AUCTION SALE OP THE Royal Columbian Hospital Site, and ISiiiMings. I HAVE BEEN INSTRUCTED BY THE Truxtcofinf Ihn Uoyiil Colninlilnii Uoh- nllnl Io sell by Public Auction at tlio Colonial Hotel, New W«fltmlnnter, on Monday, the 22nd Day of July, At8O'clock P.M., Loti tit, 14, 15, Iti, IT and 18, »Iock XXXI, New WestinlnRtor City, nitmite tin Agiicij HLroel, being tbo present sito of tlio ltoynl Colambtuii Hospital. ThlH proporty Ih veiy eligibly sUu'itud on tbo upper nldq of llie pnuolpiil rasL- donoo street ol tbo city, nnd cominniids ii vlow of tlio I'mser itiver cant nml west. Tho hospital building and llio hlewnrd'B residenco will le sold at namo tlmt*. Terms of snle wilt ho-1/, OOtAlM In throo inonlliH and % In nix mrnitlis from the date of; uk.; no Interest. POBWSSlon will ho given to the purebnsor or purchasers on tho 22nd ot .January, 1900) when the last payment of the piueliaso monoy will ho tiuo. Will also bo sold at samo time: Lol 4, niocU XVII, NcwWcHluiiiiBtor City. All fenced. Iifltn I, 2. it, hiiIiiHvIhIoh or l.ul .'I, Block j. Now Westminster. Terms—]_ cash, littl unco In ouo year at B-pernfaUt. T, j, TRArP| JyStltd Auctioneer. •-* VuLU^VUi-.^ifi | i>iiiiii.i)'Mowiwiiiiiii*lwm-*ift"ri ANOTHER CARLOAD Just Received, Direct from Hamilton. THIS MAKES TWO SINCE JANUARY. Intending Buyers should make a, note of this, as it goes to show that we sell more Stoves than any two Houses in tlie Province. Our superior line of Stoves and low prices do the business. E. S. Scoullar & Co. Granville & Water 5ls., Van o ver Fresh Hams. Fresh Bacon. Pure Canadian Lard. Coffees a specialty. A. DesBRlsA^TC-^iSla S Blackie Sis. dnlilOto BUGGIES! RUGGIES! \W\_t__\0 ttt_wr__rtt.it im—Bium-™--. ■■■■ MB XXSHtur ***1-*«SHau:,' JUST RECEIVED, A (IAIMjOAI) OF Pell, Bice Coil-spring jIcLaugMan hs "su mm- *sEa- m. ms **§b JIuTjHO DUPLEX, HANDY, BRADLEY & OTHER Democrat and Express Wagons! ■HT The Best and Cheapest Rigs ever offered for sale in British Columbia.^Cg , Maxwell Mowers ,;,«J The Little Maxwell «m stBBl Frame Binders. F.C. Strickland & Co. NEW -WESTMINSTER, B. C. Planet, jr., Warden Tools, Lawn Mowers, &c. &c. Tiger ^ako.^^S Coliiinbiu Street, New Westminster. VAN VOLKENBURGH BROS. Wholesale and Retail Butchers. MEAT PURVEYORS IN GENERAL. FRESH ANU CORNED MEATS ALWAYS ON IIANO. j*3\Spec!a,l lines quoted for tlie shipping trade. Family orders strietly attended to. Hotels will find It to their interost to plnco their orders with the nbovo dim. il28noly LONDON MARKET Front Street, New Westminster. MANAHAN & REIOHENBACH. raiXlOBSSOItS TO tr. tt TOWNSEND) DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF FRESH & SALT MEAT Hums, Itiuwii, Saiisii^**-, Bolognas, lUc. duol J*] COMMERCIAL PRINTING. The Ooldmuiak Phjijirao Kstaiii.i31imext lms lirst-clnsa fuoi-ilios for all kinds of Oommoroinl Printing. Bill Hends LeUor Heads, Circulars, Cards, Envolopos, Blank Forms of ovory dospriptlon. Posters, Dodgers, Prioe LI«lS, 'to. Prions will lio found ns low ns nt any othor olllo" wlllire (irst-olass work is dono. THIS 31'A.CK HHUlNtW TO H. T. READ & CO HARDWAIlKMEHOirANTR The NEW WESTMINSTER Front St., New Westminster, B. C. x_r.__.TsrJS_.a-_sttx,. R.OS3E-3S,"** T.JA.1IV, M:A.3STTD--?A.OTtTK-l«ES 0*0* STEAM ENGINES, SAW MILL, FISH CANNERY AGRICULTURAL & ALL KINDS OF MACHINERY. Brass and Iron Castings made to Order. REPAIRING. DONE WITH NEATNESS AND DISPATCH. P, S.—-All orders from fclin upper country promptly attended to. dwnolml) Chas. McDONOUGH, Front Street, New Westminster. aimer EXTRA FAMILY BLAM8CETS, FLANNELS, WORSTEDS k all Mndsof Ioin Goods HEADY-MADE CLOTHING. EJ3f The only House on the Mainland which keeps tho Manufactures of the New Westminster Woolen Mills. Patronize Home Industry. dmli3otc ROYAL OITY -o " - ■- ■ J» RICHARD STREET, NEW WESTMINSTER. MANUI'AUTUIU'RS AND DEAT.HtlS IN All Ms of Ronffh and DrBssefl LumiiBr Shingles, Shakes, Laths, Pickets, SALMON BOXES, NET FLOATS, TRAYS, J_JT_rX_l J_.-X.ZZ. KIHDB O^ ' Wood Furnishing for Canneries. Doors. Frames, Window*,, Mouldings. Balusters. Blinds. Brackets, Bailings, Newels. PLAIN AND FANCY AND ALL KINDS OF TURNED WORK. ON Rl'NDAY, JUNK 80, KKWKKN C. V. H. impntunit WlKcMIilvorySlnlilo —2 POOICBT*BOOKH (ono ItlBUlo lho Otll* or), Dontftltiink wine papore vnluablflto lhr owner. Tlio Hinli-r will confer n fnviir hy li-iivlnit atIhls ollloo. tiJiyO'ii Tenders for Loan. rnKNPKIW WIU- tlK RffiOEtVEl) Ul- L MONPAY. IAHiclny«r.!nl.V, IHHD, nt I ii'cloi'U p, in., tor IcinliiiK lo lln-Cni-pr.r iillon of llie Jliinlrll-nllly of (Jlilll.ivll'ick tho sum of ft3.000.OOi Koattretlon ilobiititHi'fla niHlcr tho Miinlcl|tiilliy I.01111 By-luwn/ 1830, Th6fl6«o»0nl.uroflaro for *f'M).no euch iiiiiii'iiiTVHovwii jut emit, por.niimimin* itiiivit. 'i'oinlci'.' may ho for uny jiortionof thn loan. Tho hlghost or any temter not ncees- sarlly necoiitr-l. ,.,,„,,. Toii'lorn to hi! lulilressed tothe Olnrl: of tho Muiilelpi'I Ctmnoll of Chilllwhack. Dated thlH 21)h dny of Juno, A. U. 1880. ft. OAWMDY, Hoevo. WANTED. NE THOUSAND COUD3 CKDAR 1 Bolls, four to sovontoon foot long.— Apply to iltV ROYAL OITY PLANING MILLS CO. 0 Piano Tuning! MIC, j, v. FIMWSON, from Brond- wniid A Houh, ijondon, Eniilniul, und Btolhway & Rons, Now York, now at Car* tor's Teinplo of Mimic, Vancouvor. will uttctid to ordci'H left at Mr. Kod. H. Httll'a Storo, Wow Westminster. Tuning, $8. djly-linl Notice to Contractors! SEALED TENDERS FOR CLEARING Lot 4, BIoek2, HiihurhH of Now Wost- nilnHter. will bo received by tlio Triistooa of Royal ("olumblnu Hospital, np to noon ofJulylOth. Siioelllentlous of above work may bo seen at CLOW A MAOLURP.'S olllco, dJtyStd ^Myy _.__., Mi PAT WW tHg UM JWigg1ttV»-H'!'lir^>l*'''-^'^ blmrncloriflLlba ot1 Mon with im Excess or n IiiioU ul' Flush. It may bo o1roervo.il, without intontioiial offon-io to any young huly who may ho en- amnroil oC bouio skcloloii-liho young mun Lhat, asa rule, lat men, bosldoa boingtho most jolly and convivial of the umlo spoclcs, are also apt to ho tho most oonsiderato of and ctmrUablo to othors. Most fat men, says tho New TorkEpooh, aro over ready to smilo, nay, to laugh heartily. Tlioy usuully possess happy natures—perhaps becuuso as a class thoy have good appetites and enjoy what thoy oat. Thoy aro moro Bociablothan thoir loan bvethron-a fact winch properly explains why no ono over heard of a lean man's clam-bako. After aU is said that can bo said, against them tlio faet still remains that seven out of ton fat men make excellent husbands. Most unmarried ladies cherish as thoir ideals men who nro tall and can not boast of any unusual nmount of adipose tissue. They spurn tho idea of a fat man for a life- lung companion, and yet many nuirrlngus w\_h fat men and also with men who grow rapidly or gradually stout after marriage liavo turned out vory well. A lady who has hor homo on Fifth avenuo, a widow, whonotwo husbands reposo side { by sido iu Greenwood, remarked tho other diiytotho writer: uAly lirst husband was of tho brunet order, tall, angular, sallow- faced, saturnine, norvous—even to irritability at timo9,and moro or leas of an invalid during tbo latter part of his lifo. Ko couplo could havo furnished a. wider contrast In tompornment than oursolvos. I am Boolnl by naturo, fond of attending thoaters and of sightseeing, whilo lio was a morbid recluse, taking no interest whatovcr in tho world's gayctios. I really believo if ho had had a littlo moro flesh on his bones ho would liavo been a diflorcnt, not to say a happier, man. Miiul you I am casting no stones at his cherished memory. My second husband , belonged to another genus. Ho was six foot two inches iu height and weighed 250 pounds. Ho was a pronounced blondo aud ii perfect picture of health. Ho took an interest In ovory thing, though not to tho detriment of hia businoss. I novor had to nsk him twice to go any where with mo. Ho was always oagor to participate in any thing whero mirth and a good timo were promised. But tho poor man drank too much champagno and ato too many lato sup- \ pera and apoploxy carried hlm oil." Alndyiu Brooklyn on being nskc&wkat physical Btylo of a man sho prororrod replied: "Tho ono I huvo suits mo very well. He is neither fat nor lean. According to my ideas of masculine physique lie is just right.'' Another lady who was present volunteered tbo information that hor " band was too fat for his own comfort and that whon ho moved ho suggested to hor tho picture of a big pieco of animated jolly, tilling up ono flight of stairs mado him puff liko a flrc-cngino, and ho was alwayi complaining of some pain. Sho feared that ho had fatty dej-encvation of tho heart. A popular clergyman who weighs ovortwo hundred and fifty, on being asked his views respecting fat men thus replied, with a merry twlnklo in his eye: "Theroarodiffcr- ont liindaof fat men, Thovo is tho little, round, oily, fat man. There is tho digas- t rio fut man who owes his oxtremo avoir* dti-joisto beer ond high living. Of courso I cun not approve of him as a fat man. Then there is tho man who gets abnormally fat bocauso ho ia lazy and indolent. To mo such a man is an object for compassion. But for tho man who i3 born nud st:iy3 fat, or tho man who gets fnt naturally as ho mnturca, Ihavo the highest respect,, providing tbo man in othor ways is A lank, eadavcrous-visaged poot, who Is often seen walking along Newspaper row, was recently usked if ho would notenjoy lifo moro keenly if ho wcroatHlloiuorc corpulent. "No," ho swiftly and dlsdain- fnllv answered, ''corpulency bcllts aldermen, boodlorsaudsaloou-kocpora, Thoughn literary mau, I never indulge in malt,which . —to puraphraso from Emoi-son—is 'making ' tho Western wits fat and menn.' You will find that tho majority of intellectual peoplo arc not gross,though many of them aro what might bo termed plump. Poiutmo out ten fut men and I will point you out nino stupid mon. Wns Apollo coarso and unctuous? Was tho Greek conception of a perfectly modeled body that of ono woighlng threo hundred pounds! No. Art and pootry ever have sought to immortalizo such IHho and willowy forma as that of Venus, such trim, athletic limbs as thoso of Dinnn, such graceful -symmetry as that of Hebe. Really, I wonld rather he a snail than a fat man." "Assuming," observed tho poet's questioner, "that as a rulo those not fut aro the most intellectual and eminent in tlio world, how do you account for tho fact that of all tho pcopio who obtain divorces only about onc-rourth aro fat pcopleF "Oh," returned tho poot, "you might as well aak why there aro not as many fat peoplo iu tho world as lean. I am not married, but if I ever do take a wiro you may re3t assured that she will not bo a woman of such dimensions ns to attract offei'B from dime museum mauagers." Thon tho long-haired votary of tho muso pursued his fanciful way toward a fifteen cent I'OBtaurant. IN A WHALE'S-JAWS Koinotliablo Exporlonco of an American Siillov In tlio North 1'uolfio. Georgo Leonard, an acting master in tho United Statos navy during tho civil war, nnd stationed ou tho gun-boat Katahdin, West Gulf blockading Bipiudron, in ltjGD, told a story of heroism and oxhibitcdmarks on his body that corroborated his words, says a letter in tho Philadelphia Press. Tho yoar 1S50 found Lconurd as ono of tho crow of the ship Enterprise, a whaler, in tho North Pacific. Ono day ho was stationed in tho bow of a whalo-boiit, a long distanco from the ship with a bravo crew, who had sighted a whaloandmudo for tbo monster with all possiblo dispatch. When within propor distance Leonard threw his harpoon, striking the fish hard and deep. Bl somo manner tlio lino, as it was running out, caught the body of ono ot tho men In such u way ns lo throw him overboard. Tho mau suddenly sank, whereupon Leonard transferred his Huo to a boatmato nud sprang Initio ocean in aid of tho urowiuug sailor- Tho whulo, now maddened by his fast- flowing blood, mndo a rush for tho boat. Romarkablo and horrlblo to rolato, Leonard's friend had managed to regain tho bout, while ho himsolf was caught by tho whalo between its jaws, his position boing insido tho monster's mouth, with nothing protruding but one of his arms. In this manner tho man was in reality within tlio 1 jaws of death Itsolf. Tho whale instantly plunged down into tho doop, and, in tho words of Leonard bimBelf, "tho fish seemed to bo going dowi*-- down into otbrnlty Itself." , a The Imprisoned mau, after all ot this, had not lost hia presence of mind. Ho mustered his ontiro bodily strength—and ho was a powerful man—actually bracing himself in such a position as to compel tho fish to pjiread its jaws; at tho samo time, with his arm that wus freo, ho grabbed thoshouth- knifooiitofits socket, cutting right and left. No sooner was thoro a sufflciontopon- ing mudo than Leonard forcod his body outsido. Up lo tho surface he swam, wbon, most strnngo to say, ho found himself within nu arm's length of his boat. Ho was saved. Tho marks of tho whale's violonco and tho donts of Us tooth woro very plainly visible on Leonard's arms, and ho was always pointed out by hia brother naval officers as "The Hocontl Jonah." Ji'w..tM^M. mwmMH^ BAT8. Tlioh- "rtalniiia in iUHlilcuU Tank Kiic-iilr* hi.'.; Lots of I'utfoncui In a Dmall street off tho Waterloo rond in London t-Luuds a house hi which arc furt y cuts, a score of rats, a similar number or mice, ono hundred pigeons, a dozen camv ics, r. cockatoo, and a sea-gull. Thb presiding gbniun ovor this Btrango collection of animalai3 Leonl Clarke. As dooii as yon snook with him you seo at onco tho secret of bis powoi-ovov bis hcterogoiicous family, for quietness, patienco aud kindncus aro * sled by hia voleo and his manner, un,! these are just tho characteristics needed to mako tho successful trainer. When the Writer went over Mr. Clarke's establish* mout tho othor day ho was taken first of ui! Lo the Infirmary. Hero woro seven invalid:; suffering from influenza—a kind of distemper that thoy had caught from astrangc cat. These Invalids were cosily nestled on a rug in front of a lino warm firo. Their food was warm milk and rabbit soup. In another room woro upward of thirty Bound calB-eommon English cuts, Persiun cats, Russian cut •-. nnd Manx cuts. A thick bedding of Bthvw covered tbo floor. Every night, when tho cuts nro away performing, their room i3 cleaned outoiulthowindows', thrown open, It.docs not pay Mr. Clarke to have any of these cats 111 or imiis- posod',nnd if a fully trained onedlosho loin-klci's it -almost us bad as if ho had lost I'li't). You sen L',mtitiissiaucnLwithhi'te;H' bitten?" snld Mr. Clarko. "Wo cull him Dy If am ItO bcci-uno lio io no llcVoo. There IS Fireworks," pointing to a beautiful tortoise-shell. "Kircworks, hcrol" and Fireworks leaped rigjit upon his master's shoulder. Fireworks is tho smartest cat tho wholo collection. It scrambles up to tho tight-rope-fixed at n height of thirty foot from tlio stngo -by ti bar at an auglo of about sevcnfy-llvo degrees, and stops onto tlio •ope, whioh it traverses with as oclf-con- (eious an air as any other master pcr- Coruior. Quietly Bitting on a chair was tho Baldwin cat, peacefully Hairing itself, just ns any old maid's fireside companion might do. This littlo creature, though it. hud boon higher up in tho worki than any of Its com* ...'. 3 and caused greater aonaalldns, seemed in nowise puffed up nnd lo lin quito willing to minglo with its tribe on tonus of equality. AU tho vest of thoao cats could perform wonderful feats-jump from tlie top of ono champagne bottlo to another, play with mice, rats aud cun at-ioa, and even suffer themselves lo bo banged by a couplo of rata. Tho most difficult thing to tench them lit to jump through hoops surrounded with Hut-lea. Thoy aro afraid of tlio lire, but their fears nro overcome when they learn that thero is no danger, and,this la accompli shed aimply by the oxerolso of more putiei.co, more coaxing and kiuducss. Down-.'-'.airs was tho training-room. Here Mr. Clarke erects a mimic stage, with scenery aud all tho other adjuuots, and puts recruits through their drill. When they liavo learned their moro Bimplooxor- olsou they aro taken out to lho public performances for tho purposo of boeomiug accustomed to tho noise, the music and Lo strangers. Mr. Clarko never gives more than two performances in oua evening— this ho considers quito enoughfl11' ***Q v,,t---- being of his cats. He has a private omnibus for conveying thom from ono ball to nuoLlior and home. The eats and other animals are packed in hampers, whicli are put on tho top oftho bus, whilo he himself, with his wife and an attendant, travels inside. Besides milk, which is warmed for them in cold weather, thoao cats nro nlso plentifully fed on boot-sometimes raw, sometimes roasted—wliich Mrs. Clarko told a London Star man coals hos eight ponco a pound just now; also on rabbits and fish. THAT TERRIBLE PARESIS, ,\ic. (lic famullan People fceooihUg it AT ttt lon of LuMRtlofll-TIiti fright- ful increase of iiit» most peculiar Imaulty antl how It la cnreili _ r. fikotosrof-h.) ll ":th Paresis Lesion* Ti ore uio many well known men con* fined In our Asylums whobutaBhortllme ago won* prumlnentamong our business and Kcoluleirc'es.. \Vb.\ nro thiy there? nucaial Hid II con Not nl fill. Illlll' at once*? ma a gradual bnlpnulllvo hoy overtaxed nnlui'C.Thadmln vitality, their nerve powers, r hrutri lls:'u>', waa too aruut, and lliey iiiully bntsuiely sank under It. Tint tgfl (hey tllii to bring thlss'id end about lnccfsi'lv ih'1 imino thinga luring ■ hy 111 i-.i--.if men nml wo l.i-iluv, It Im not necessnry to utimolliom. 'Ih-y'iiU on>l UlMiiMrously unless cheeki-il '"prof, .'help*;, uf Dartmouth College, knew this fully whon he he-'nii bis ex* 1*.-1-11111 ]•:■ •■■ 1,1,■'■■• icsulti'il iHtluulls-'iivery of 111" \viiii-l.-i-i-. i'liim--:; I'etOfy Omit- notiml. Hi- j'l'iill/.ed that PnrOSlH (.coll; MihipUiiit nf liie lii'itlni was our urent N-ntlomil weakness, lie knew thai, lhe I.ni.ii j-iiil m-rvosiH sv;-tei.i inusl. lie fm'tl- n tiin-iif'i tlicjrri'iti HiiisiiiK wlileh ti. iilcrn ]•■;■ liriii1-* 'iptm U- llestiwlhu! iiko were hi-.omiii-; iioblliliite-l and woint-u wi-uk- i-ir',1 in ih.- ■■■re.-:-iir<' itiul (lennimls of life, nn,I !n- imii^ht uud dlsi-t-v-jr'ullhi'remedy., I'uln.'s Celery Compound, If ii;:hlly |;il:i'ii, will veni'iv tliu liriiln ami hill hi up !■■ rv.- iH-iir*- ;*m fnsl ns they becomo nx- ii:!ii-ti'd. It. Is mil I' uarcotlo. RoonlalnB no ilaii's, no nostrums. It. Is porfoolly iiure. II, Is iibsolutely liariillei'H. The i.ij'-ii .-■iiM-.tiitt i-of lis di'icovcrer {juariin- ti.is ihl.-, und the Indorsement of Iho mod ic» l nnd chemical professions prove It. W. C. LOYE, Ite-iitlrlng Neally Don,. Cork Sol. Worfc-iS|iecl»ll»'- -aroriinra proroiitly olionacil,10. tn-irk.1.1. SI., liireni"! Kuloiilnl Intel, liosl In IliuidHrns.'clll"". 'Ill'-"" s"jSLS2a:s:«3|3Kr.^.:i3-4^sj DRESS MAKING At MISS JKKS1NOS', (LATH OF EKOI-ANDJ Corner of Church and Columbia Streets, NKW WESTMINBTER. carHatisfactlon guaranteed, dwfeTto Dress-Iakingl Misse3 McDOUGALL COLUMBIA 8T1US13T, New Westminster, B.C. atr satls'uoUnn §unmuteO'l. ilaiilBto -fcTOTJ.O'EL DUIUNOMV ABSENCE FROM THE cliv Mr. Nc.wl.-ju A. ivlilio will lmve rlimv'nf mv luij.hu"".. »n,l Ims .iiillinillv (.. ...I I,,-: nml ilisrlmr.':,' nil iiccnliuls 111 lomii'nlimi llicii'wi'.li.'■!,'. B. H. WE11U. Now Wostmliister, ,Tiinofl,18S0, illt'ilin!! IREI-OVED FBC1J SAAKHll TO VlOTOBIA] QliND FOR CATALOGUE O (illustnitcd) of Plains, Flower and Vegetable Seeds, Cut Flowers, &c. Valuable imported Japanese Lilies given away to customers Ibis year. C. -Ai McTAVlSH, ainiini:*.*) vicroiuA, n. 0. ■ TlIH VVESTMINSTETl tryYards JOHN S. OOX, Prop. An Economical MUlloiinlro. John I. Blair, of Blairslown, K. J., is reputed to bo worth $50,000,000, yot ouch ia hk strong Bonseol merely holdhiR Ida wealth lu truftt for tho bouollt or hia follow mon that ho upends npon himself 1c!jd aim-jut than is paid to his humblest workman, When Mr. Blair stops ot tho hotol, if ho Intends to slay over night, ho usually asks for a small Inaido room on tho parlor floor. If it is iu tho winter, and too cold loait without a Are, ho situ in tho publio lobby. If lio intends, to leavo before midnight ho dooH not lako a room ot all, but occupios tho public room dowii-alalrs, and if ho wishes toohtmgo blBBlilrt ho ullpa into tho littlo wnsL-room behind tho oftlces. "I never otter or refuse," bo Bald jokingly one day to a gonUomaji who offered, him tt cigar. TRUTH IN DEATH. Out Ho HcbtoU**** If* l*,1<1 Atldo'l a Fnlso- liootl at Last. Wo had a man named liin-i*o\v3 in our mining camp, and lio was without doubt the most notorious liar Nevada will ever shelter, writes a Now York Sun correspondent. Hiafnmo as a liar spread for a bundled miles around, unci men used to stop at our camp to got a look at him. Ho wasn't a wicked man, and ho had no malico about him, but ho was a natural born liar. Ho Hod about his father, bis mothor, bis wife, brothers, sisters and ovory body else, and for every hour in tho day ho bad a now falsehood. Ho had a claim of his own and waa fairly industrious, and so wo bad no excuse to drivo him out, although.his lloa wero 'continually kicking up ill feeling among tho men. Ono day a lot of earth and rook caved la on him and mllicted fatal injuries, aud a numborof us knocked oh' work to ho with him in his-last momenta. You would have thought tho shadow of daath would havo brought a change of aout Imoiit, but it did not. Lying thoro with only nu hour oflifo left to him, ho told us that ho had been n pi rato ou tho Pacilio nnd where ho had buried a largo amount of pluutler. Wo all know that ho was from Ohio und had never soon any ocean; but hostucklo it. Ono of tho men finally felt it hia duty to say; "Burrows, you havo only a short lirao to llvo. Yon had beat spend that iu preparing for eternity." "I'vo alius bceu good," ho quietly replied. '•Yes.butyou aro an awfulllar, you know." '■Yes, I suppose so. I've told a million of them, haven't li" •■No doubt of it." "And every ono has been laid up agin uiol" "Very likoly." "Anil my chanco is rather sllmi" "Rather." "Woll, boys, it's my way, and I can't chango at this lato day. Just as lhat cuvo- " camo I struck a nugget aa blganmy head. lfcwouldV{duQupaoloan$l6,00Q. If ./ou'llbo kind enough to pull il out und BQll itand send tbo cash to my wife I'll dio feeling bettor." Ho wont off soon after that, and wc said to oaoh other that he had given ua tho greatest yarn of all. Noono took his claim, which was accounted a poor ouo, and it lay for three months before one of tho boys dug into It ono day for the plelmxo burled and forgotten. Ho hadn't got tho pick whon ho came across a lump of gold which balanced $18,230 In coin, and every shilling of lho money was **cnt on to llio widow, as directed. It got thoro to And thero wan no widow, but six months later went to a sin- tor, ln his dying hour Burrows told tho truth about his Uud, but, alas I ho repented of It aad liod about having a wifo. KlTcutii of Closo SlmvltiB. Do yon know* what aclosoBhavo moans) Bays a writer iu an cscliiingo. I never did uiitil I looked at a faco lho othor day through a mlcroscopo whleli had been treated to thia luxurious process. Why, tho ontiro akin resembled a piece of raw beef. To make tho face perfectly smooth requires not only tho removal of the hair, but nino a portion of tho cuticle; ami a close shave mentis tho removal of a layer of skin all around. Tho blood vessels thus exposed aro not visible to tho oyo, butundortho microscope each Hltlo quivering mouth holding a minuto blood drop protests against such treatment. Tho nerve tips avo nlso uncovered and lho pores aro left uupro- tccicd, which makes llio skin tender and unhealthy. This sudden cxpnsuro of tlio. inner layer of tho skin rondcra a person llablo to havo colds, hoarseness and Boro. throat. __. An IIom-Bt tins Motor, Tho Electrical World says that thoro used to bo such a prejudice against gas motors that consumers of electricity did not liko to havo tholr electrical motors put an y- whoro near their gas motors, lest tho now gaugo might contract bad nud lying habits from tho old ono. The electric motor hns n reputation os good as that of tho gas measurers is bad. Now an Ingenious fellow has turned up with a patent for a combination gas aud electrical motor as accuruto In ita workings as a pair of jeweler's scales. *Co9liiff Its Rucliil Mark**. The colored raco Is changing in aiu-ear- anco and losing somo of tho birthmarks peculiar to it. Tho now generation la.allowing tho effects of a higher culture. Especially Is 'this noticeable In lho towmi, where contact with the whites Dhows' its effect. Tho llnt-noHcd, kinky-headed negro la passing nwnv and bocoralng un unknown raco. All tho colored children, no matter how dusky In hue, Hhow the chango. Longer hair, aquelluo noses and nmallor moutliBLWHh-thlunorllpo, are tUg rulo. Rose Hill Dairy Farm FRESH MILK Delivered Dally to Otistomcrs ln all parts of the Ult y. Hotels and Uestuurnnts -supplied at Rpe- elul Bales hy tlio yonr. FRESH EGOS Delivered nt Market Rates. Orders loft ftt M. Hinci.aiu'h will bo proiuplly attended to. WEAVER tt WOODWARD, djoUyl proprietor1-. W. BAEDEMEVEB, OB. Pi. (Late Partner jit John tu"«ylckur" MINING HNGINKF-It, U.H. A PUOVIN- OIALSa^VEYOHiitAfiSAYlIlt, Masonic VKMFi.a Block, Vakcouvic:. lir.t. Col, •HPRi-HHlile report'!, underi-round imr* vi-v.iiimlinnii.siif inlno.-i ixeeulod ul low raloh. As-mysiiiftileoti ull kinds of min* ernlH.i-oldiind silver bars. Thirty .yours' BXperfimcCi In mlnlns*" In Asia, Kuiniu- und United Stales nf America. Bpoftkfi ten lanj-,1111 ■*(.-■-. Assays frmu a distance pi-oiiuilly ul tended lo. Address Vancouver, It. U. - ciaowto Oanadian Towing, Lightering, Etc. QAWMILL OWNERS, LOGGERS, ami p others are notified that our steel Tug-boat, Will be ready forwork nbout thoi lib JiirI., timl we are prepurod lo i-nli-r into contracts for nil kinds of towing, lightering, 4c. BV ANS, OOL13MAN A EVANS, dmyHtc Vancouver, B. C. IT IH AN UNDENIABLE FACT THAT Temple of Music! Is lho I'liieo lo Uil)' Flml-llliiss AND At such Prides ftiul Terms tis will Hull Any Reasonable Buyer. 1'or prices ami terms, iii'i'ly In OMl- teh'S TEjiri.i: of uuaio, Viiucoiivcr, It. C. 2:50 Haslinga Bt. Wesl. dnplOtc TUK TIIOROUaH-imED STOKE-rOQIS JEBSEY BULL, "Governor Moody" Will Rtnnd for servico this season ut Pel- hum liuliy. New Wostminsii'i-, wlH'ivtlm heiiuilful net of this superb anlinnl enn ho seen and Inspected. A few calves for sale. Terms reason- l,"'L'' T.CUNNINGHAM, RALPH BOOTH, I'litprletnr. Manager. dm>'23to Corbett & Kennedy, MANUKAOninEltS OF TIN, COPPER ASHfiET-IRON v-EKSTKira ntotu (UP-staii.§), Fkont Stkekt, Nkw WESTiiipsTiut. HAVING -TOST: OPENED IN'TilE htiovn line, wc respectfully KOlleit a shnro of the trade, ami trust, by .careful attention to orders und mouoi-ute«-ii.M!i(-s t<( merit tbe same. Experienced workmen; siitUfuclloii iiiinruniceii. Ki-t!muii'--.funil*diod forGnlvanl/,e; lion Conilce, Roofihff, Pluinblng, Gas-tlttin!,', Steam nnd Hot Water HoatrnEi&e; ir** Entranco to premises on Mary :-!., In roar of Hank of B. O. dwinhfltu Light Brahmna, Partvldgu CooUliliii, Plymouth UockR, WhlUfrti-om'USpaniall Wit lta Create*"- Black nml ('Allien Poland s. Ilouiluuitt saver-peiifiUUil Hum* lllll'gfl. RlROfc* RoA nml Pitt Gnmes. Tottlome Geese. Rotlflll Duolm. My Yards arc open for Inspccllon. UwmbBto VICTORIA ESTABLISHED 1853. M. E. SMITH & CO., M.ilHirar:intrsi,r AIIKllillsot Bread, Cakes & Biscuits Cduiniotmi) bv Appointment lo Her MnJesty'M Uoyul Nuv.v.tlio lioml- lilon (Jovoi'iuneiit. Ae. Medal und Diploma awnrded at lhe Col- nnltil and Indian Kxbililtlou, I/iii* don, 1880. h,A(,TnilY-"Nlii''iiHi St., .ralliesBuy. UKM<'.'.,-r,7l''i-rl. -*'-l- Vlelorhl, H. U. diipamB Tl SPRERS. IF YOU WANT TO ENJOY A GOOD ;CIGAR, ASK FOR THE BRITISH LION HENRY LEE, „-i™,s MAINLAND. *3TTliey aro not only mado of tho OllblCCSt ToImCCO but thoy nro of lloniB Manufactm-c. ami slionld i» patroni/ed by all good citizens. . WM. TIETJEN, Manulaotui-er, lUiI.UUOOK lllJILDlNfl, COLUMBIA STIIEET, HEW WESTMINSTER. dwITuot- BRACKMAN & KER, MANUlfAL'TUllima 01" OATMEAL By the Latest Improved Piocesa. ^■ABSOLUTELY PURE. ■HUS nt Kuril. Siiiiulil.. OFFICE A WABKHOUSEl viclorln. dmli'iDmr, NOTICE IM llKl'.EllV il dill; ei.i'tlliiil/il'In,iiL GIVEN THAT ,11, |»r«llle nnd Ciiiko* relercnu or tlio lllsslpil Broncll nr tills Itallwny were ile|ioslleil In tlie I.iin.l Hii'lslry olllc' "f Hie Dlstrlpl at New v.'.-liiiiiislriMin IlielTlli'luyof Julie, 1«;;:| II. A HHOT'l, Gciiorol Hni'crtiiU'iHlent. Vniieouvcr, 11. C, 2Ttli June, HBO. JJe21lin VANCOUVER CITY Foundry ^achineWorks THE PROl'IUETOltS Ol' THERE worlca lmve much pleasure In notifying theii fi'U-iiihi ami the public that they aro now prepared to rocelvoand promptly oxeouto any orders for work-In their line with whleh* they may be favored, A.McHEIiVIE, Mechanical Manager. Vancouver, B.C., Bill May, 18W. dwmyl2Ie W. R. AUSTIN'S Hai IL twi 330.332 COHIIOV' BTKBKT, VANCOUVER. B. lmporl-r.-iund tu-nle's In PAOHINER' OK Al.I. DEHOlirribH'* MARINE WORK A SPECIALTY. dwdeSQIo ___ Canadian Pacifio Railway. PACIFIO DIVISION. Gen'l Superintendent's Office. OWNERS AND MASTERS OF VES- selsniid other Crafi navigatlug tbo Frasor Kivcr are oautloned to koop within 1 lio Buoys painted lleii and White, re* Rpectlvolyiftt the Mission Brtdi-o, as during the construction of tbo Bridgo, navi* (•ailon between the bunliH of the Itiver nud lho Buoys Is dun serous, owing to pllei; being driven tlioro. It. ABBOTT, General Superintendent. Vancouver, B. C, 7lb May, 1881). dmyfltc Family Groceries And PB0VISI0NS, —AI.SO— A WELL-SELECTED STOCK OF ■ 'IWuuilc, at tho Frcsh-'Water Junction of tlio with tiii:- ■■* ,(iiti'-t .iinive WminitJiBdir, Has just been Surveyed, and llie Lota are for B&lo by WOODS, TURNER ANp ALBERT J. HILL & COMPANY Of NUW WlSl'MlXSTEIl, li. C. Tlie advantages and prospects of tills Plot for a futuro thriving Town aro innny. The I.nml iii llio vicinity Is good, 'There nro inexhaustible IRON ORB DEPOSITS; of a superior nuality, linmo- dialelv adineent, as well ns vast strata of tlie linest 11UII.UINO SAND and POT- TKUY Ul.AV. Oa tlie Tnwiisite nre n number nf vnlu- nMeMlNKKALKlTaWIS. Coniinuniostieii by land and water is nneiiunlled, by reason of the lobntlon of the Townsito'on tho BnucV lliveriiml the Southern Rnllway, whilo tlio nntiiral elevation and lily of tlie lnnd cnll lint bo excelled as n situation fol' 11 linn town. The ground !« open and clear of heavy timber. Tlio silo has been selected as ono of tho most important statin s oil tlio Sbtttliorii Railway, nml With the completion nf the road, In the near future, nimt, with all iti other advantages, spring into pi'iniiiiinioe at once. Those who npply early will have the pick ot the l-ots. A clear title given with ovory pin-- btlllBOt Parties wishing lot" can npply nswoll, on tlio premises, to HENRY KELLS, dmyOto Ptiovmi-ron. AND FURNISHINGS. AT THE LOWEST PRICES. LUNDBOHM'S BLOCK, Columliln Slreet, New Westminster. noldwly Mob to Contractors. QBAliBD TENIYEUS WtLti IU3 RK- O eelved by tlie Hon. Chief f'oininbi* Maborof Lands nud lyorltsiuitplioon.of W'dnoHlay.bVb.inly, f«>r additions and ■ili,'i';iM..:isi"lli'- l'liivlnoitil Innnne Asy- lam, nt Now Woslinlnstor. , , , Hueh lender must ho uoeoiupunlod by uu ui-eepleil hunk ohef|HO for a .sum equal to live por oent. of llio amount of the ton* der. made puynbletolho lion. ObtefCom- iiilssl.iiu-i' of 1-iuuls mill Wort*k. In Ibe ov.-nlol nooutraol being lot the oho.oio will 1"' retained ns part BflOltrlty Inr Iho Oiii-iu'i[.iHiiniu:oii( lliewni'H. Tlii-olii-i[im will lie 1'ot.nriiotl to uiisiioecsfful cninpe- lltoin, but will ho forf.'llod by any blddor who muy deellnoto cxtculoa eouliue! if called upon to do bo. l'liiiinnnd ripei-l Heal Ions rati boKoeiinn-I f.ii-ius r(,r louder ohlalneil ut tho nttloo of (,'o<t. W1t'mnt,F.r*ii.,An'litli*el,NowWc'.t- iiiln-stor, or ill the offlco of the under- gttfiiod Tim lowest or nny tender not necessarily "■"">"""• -.V. §. OOBB, Hurveyor-Oeneriil. Lands end Worki Department, Vlotorlii, 11 0„ llllb .inno, ISfltl. aajedBw Uortli Britisli & Mercaiitils COMPANY. ESTABLISHED 1809. onnitai, • Sir-,oo<Mioo.oo Biil'scrllicl Cnpllull. as at 111st Die,Iff", !--|'',.-.(iii,mta. l-'lrc l-'uiul nnd llesoi've,-I', 2l'27'ft, Net Premium:., !S:13, Sri.lllll.llM). OF LONDON. Oapllal, ■ 8^138,000.00 IIATHH AS LOW AB ANY (1'1'IIKH comi'anikh Bomo bpsiNEss IN uniTIHHCOMIMBIA. T. Or. TJLQJJJSS Aoont for Now Wertanhutor City I and District. dio22tc I •xrorrxo^- NOTICE IS HBUEBV GIVEN THAT 80 days after date wo Intend making application to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works for u lease for timbering purposes of the following described laiiiis, situated in S-.iywnrd Dlalrlot, Vanoouvor Island: Commencing ut a slake placed on tin wesl shore of a Mini 11 lake due non Hi of I.nt 5t, suywanl Dlslrlct, about ono .grille from soutli ond of suid lnlu*; tnenee wost IIJiHiiiilns, Iheneosoutli 'imielialus. Ibonee oust ,'itl) oliiiins, thenee north 7;IOcbillil: thenoo west 820 ehalns, thenco soutb 'A. ohiiln.*, thenoo oust lid chains, moro or loss, to tlie above-mentioned lake, thenoe moiiniloi'Inj,' nloiiji shore of said luko to pliH'Bof ooininenocnioni,—oiuiliilnlny about :!()(ii!tti nores, moro or less. ItOVAL CITV l'l.ANlXll Mtr,t.s Co. I.d. John Hi'smiy, Manaj-er. New Westminster, in no 10,1S8D. dlljelm FARM PRODUCE. Hartl-wooft, Fir-wood, Bark, «t«., Ac., Av. LEAVE OI1DEI13 AND BBTTIiB ACCOUNTS AT AUSTIN'S W1IAHF, dinygl>io I. W. WINGER VBAJUKRIH Hard and SoftWood Draying and Teaming Done on Short Not Ice nnd at Heiuon- ublo Terms. SAS-J JUMi LSME Always In Stock. Orders left at tlio C. P. N. Whnrf will bo promptly delivered. dmb20Lc WM. H. VIANE WHOLE8ALI5 FRONT STREET, New Westminster, Brit. AND WHERE TO GET THEM AT THli LOWEST PRICES. LARGEST BOOT & SHOE STORE IN BRITISH COLUMBIA LADIES' BOOTS & SHOES AND WHERE TO GET THE BEST ASSORTMENT AT THE LOWEST PRICES. Misses * Children's And Where to Get the Newest Styles, Where to Get the Best Quality, and Where to Buy Them at the Lowest Prices. (*""r REMEMBER, my stock of fine Boots and Shoes, in the newest styles, is larger this season than any dealer's in the Province. , To buy at Low Prices, to sec the Greatest Variety, to get New Goods (not old shop-keepers), go to JAMES ROUSSEAU, ,1W'0 Si Oel-oj-q-tela Street. C. McDONOUGH, (LUNDBOM'S BUILDING, FRONT STREET) GENERAL MERCHANDISE! Constantly on Hnod an Extensive Stock of Ilry Ooofls, Oroccrlcs, Boots A Shoes, Hats A Caps, Crockery, Glassware, Ac. 9X*a*aa"S *se bo-b-b- rvits. Great Variety of Household Articles, AIbo, GRAIN, SEEDS, POTATOES, LIME and GENERAL STORES. N. B.-Farra Produce boitglit nt market rates or sold on commission. -gtOrdei-i tram the Interior promptly attended to. QyJv8t<' Col. KIT Hmlicet Price (mid fnr li'llrs Olid Deor Hides. Correspondence Invito,!, Ut-LTelonl-one Cnll No. 0. dJi'Sle DOUGLAS STREET Foot of llouoi.A'' S'l'mSBT, "NUATt Oor.UMBIA. S'l'llEKT. J. FEK«!ISOS, rKOPMETOR FRKSII BREAD, OAKE8, PASTRY, Confectionery, etc., etc. noted and Reninnrant trade sollcllcd. All orders promptly attended to and delivered lo any partof the city. dml-lSy Cor. Columbia & Douglas Sts. STEWART ^ CASO, PROPRIETORS J. J, WILSON, - MAIMED. Ki-tcs, $1.00 and "4l.SOi)Bi- Day, Accoitmsa to 110031. SPECIAL BATES DY THE WEEK OB MONTH. supplied <-lth nil klnils ot iliuylmll If YOU AllR PAYING FOB VOIIli PrO'Oinptlrinor torrent of Mluiniror Unizllilt l>:ut,l. nr ImyiiiK Fnrm, Mining or nny lnnd Irom llio Dominion uovorn- mclit, DO NOT PAY CASH But pay In SCS3EB■aC-C• *"**• save a large discount. iorln qnanUih'S fmiu ALLOWAY St. ba.*jst*k:*h]*rs, winnipeo, manitoba, Oil KIIOM BANKOF RiMTISIlCOliUMBIA, NRW \VHSTMIN8TEtl ilwmhfilo CHAMPION Tin: CilovnsBblVorb Cor. Golumdia ahd Church Sis. New Westminster, Brit. Col. Monuments, Headstones & Tablets In Marble or Granite of ttcst Qiiallt). CORNER POSTS AND CURBING?. N. B.-*iltSt reoolvoil—tlio finest assort- liu-iiUif Si'.iitc.ii 4irn»tti> MiHiiiiiK-niH ever Heen n ili'ltisli Coluniliiii, which will be Kohl-lit pi'icis putting competition olitof Hi;- iilll'.-liOll. ihvinh'Jlyl AUX. HASILTOS1 PROP. TIME CARD. C 3E»-. *EST-. cso_ Tho Fino Flrst-ClaCfl Str. William Irving • Will Lcnvo the O. P. N, Co.'s Wharf, ra*VT3Eit-3r Tuesday.Thursday & Saturday AT 7 A. M., FOB CHILLIWHACK AND WAY PORTS. Reltirnlng Every Wednesday, Friday & Sunday When sttOlolflut Inducement offers ahe will proceed to iiui'K umlonsucb occaHlons will leave licr wharf nt 4 a. in. Connecting with ihe C. r. N. t'o.'s Steamer for Vielorhi. JOHN IltVINd, Manngor, T. I.. BRIGGS. Agent, New wostmlnaldr. dnpJlto Table! ti ties' tSt-seS** - *-*- CTE''''1-:11 SKQCBERTDimSMUIR T" EAVES WESTMINSTER every Won- I J Unv iiioriilni' at 7 o-i-lnek for Niinal- 1110, vii'i Vuiicmtver, ri'lurnlnj* Tnesdny, via Vancouver. Leaves Westminster every Wodnoday ut.7 n. 111. fnr Niiiinini't Hlvtet, "itiiiecting Willi Isiuml raMWfty ami Comox stenmer. T-eavOfl Nitmiimn for Vancouver on Thmsilays nml Fridays mul returns samo llllJ'R. Leaves Nnnaimo on Sal unlay at 7 a.m. for Weatmlnater direct. For frchtlil. or passage npply on board, ortoT. 1„ llniocis.C. P. N.wiiarf. dtc ROBT. DICKINSON BUTCHER, Hourly opposite the Cnlonliil Hotol, NUW WESTMINSTER rpllK I.AURl'ST AND CHO10B8T 1. ns-ortininit of all descriptions of MEATS AND VEGETABLES Constantly on hand, and supplied to Fam. Illes, Restaurants, and Steamboats at tho LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. VlOTOBIA Store St., Victovia, B. C, (IFFKR l'OIt BAI.El China Rice, Japan Rice, Rice Flour, Chit Rice, FOR 1'OUl.TllY, .to. Rice Meal, FOR CATTLE FEED. dmliST-mfi CASTORIA for infants and Children. .•CMtorl.issow-Il^.ptBl'ocllIMimth.t I OMtHte<^$&2?_il!&lk. IrecommenditM.npenorto-nrprc.iriptl-*. I Egg* f&""**^'}£ffi£ &SsSS»» Hn knovatome." ILA. Aaraiim K.D., I iMtonT JUBc,Oilg--lW,BTOltljn,H.Y. I WuUi iajarlooa ii»II--tt-«. Tm C*OT.im Comi'Ist, 77 Murray Btrwt, F. t. TO CONTRACTORS. SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE PE- cetveil by tho Honourable Ohlef Commissioner of Lands and Works, up to noon of Wednesday, 10th July next, from persons experienced lnwcll urluInKwho muy be desirous of undertaking contracts from tho Government, for sinking one or more experimental Artesian Wolls ln Yule District, B. C, wltli a vlow to determining llielr valuo for purposes of Irrl- Proposals must state clearly all conditions and terms, stnto Iho kind of nppara* tun proposed to bo used, and give Ihe name of iwn responsible residents of the province who tirs willing to enter into a bond to secure the faithful carrying nut of any contract which mny be entered Into. Such Information ns may be in possession of tho Lands and Works Department will be furnished on application to parties proposing to contract. J W. S. GORE, Survey Lands A Works Department, Victoria, B. 0., 10th Jnne, I860. djelTtd BRITISH COLUMBIA Land IIJ (-CXMXTEID ) THOMAS ALLSOP, HF.NRY S. MASON, CUYLER A. HOLLAND, .h SA.KBISOJST SIFSIM-OS .A-exated "'Xrater (Direct from the Springs,) ENDORSED BY HIGH MEDICAL AUTHORITIES. The Only Genuine AerMetl Mlncrr.1 Water on Ihe market. The nbovo will bo delivered ln New Westmlnstertwlceiiweek. Leave orders with F. C. MCCARTNEY,' Commission Agent, Douglas St., New WtBlmlnster. dJIySto NOTICE TO JNTEACT0B8 iEALED TENDERS WILL BE RE- > ceived by the Trustees of the Royal Columbian Hospital Company up lo noon of SATURDAY, MIU Jt-.ll*. 'or tho erection nnd completion of a Hospital on Lot 4, Block 2, Suburbs of New Westminster. Ench louder must bo accompanied by nn accepted bank cheque for a sum equal to live per cent, of the nmount of the tender, made payable to the undersigned. In the event of a contract being let the cheque will be retained as part security for the duo performance of tbe work. Tho cheque will be returned to unsuccessful competitors, but will be forfeited by any bidder who may decline to execute a contract l( called upon to do so. Plans nnd specifications can be seen aud fore s for tender obtained at the offloe of Clow* Maclure, architects, New Westminster. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. W. H. KEARY, Hou, Secretary. Royal Columblnn Hospital. New West., 27th 3 unc, 1889. dJe27M HEAD OFFICE) 15 Serjeant's Inn. Fleet Street, LONDON, ENG. The Business of ALLSOP A MASON has been merged in tho nbovo Company and will be carried on by tho Company from this (Into ns a general Lund Investment and Insurance Agency. MONEY TO LOAN on Mortgage at Low Rules. Town Lois and Farming Lauds for Sale ou ensy terms. Victoria, B. C, May lOtli, 19SI. dwjl>'5 NOW IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY. IMMENSE BARGAINS IK Suits tt Pants I HACK, LIVERY, STAGE, Feed | Sale Stables THE SUlKCRlBEns ARE NOW PREPARED TO TURN OUT DOUBLE AND SIN6LE RIGS At Special Low Rates. hjug ui &ll Mi ot Teaming Done at Shortest Notice. Dry Cord-rued delivered to any part of Orders'by Telephone will receive prompt attention. , ..„-,, k itTStiibles nearly opposite C,P.R. Depot, Columbia SU, NewWestminster. djallic QILLEY BROS. Vnom. Feed, livery s Sale STABLES, Dallas Street, Westminster JOS. M. WISE, ■£?R0I?B.I"H1T011. riOOP DRIVING A RIDING HORSES VT for Hire. Hacks call at all Steamers and Trains, Special attention given to Boarding Horses. COAL AND WOOD Constantly on Hand. Orders may be lett at the Offloe of Ma* JiorsAMilllgan.Comm' *""-- Front Streel, Now Wost, TAILORING E8TAIUIHKENT. Weare selling lho best of English, Scotch & French Good* At prices away down Cheaper than Ever. Call and examine and weare satisfied. that you will bny beforo you leave the* store. All work guaranteed. Also-Agonts for a new invention fof Dress-cutting that enn be used by a men. or woman and give a perfect fit. dmhlyl N OelanbU Blreet. To k hiono, Cal., BY WAY OF THB 8 THE MT. SHASTA ROUTE. QUIOKERIN TIME THAN ANY OTHBBl ROUTE BETWEEN Iiilttntelju hum ffl'm SQENIO MUTEJF THE PACIFIO OMIT PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS TOURIST SLEEPING CARS For Accommodation ot Second-Mini PH. sontso-s, ntUolicd toEiprestTialni. Fnro Irom PortUnd lo BMrtm-iittimt m„ Frunolsco-ViillmlWd, tin, Pint. I'lns. (Llmlled), t*»l Sc-ond-cluHlLI. Tllffimoll TICKETS to all points South nnd EbsI, via C'Bll'ornla. TICKET OKPIOEBl Citv owick, No. IU Cor, Pint * Ald.l Btr.,t.| Iiki'iit OKVlOR, Cor. P A Front Str..*.) Portland, Oreion. R. KOl-HI.KIt, t. r. HOOEJBS. Mant«er. AttAQ. P. * P.A*|I _tm_mi/________> gaiig British fioMmbinii Tatsdny F.vtnlnj*, Jnly ff, 1SS0. ADVEBTISINQ RATEI POR TKE DAILY. Traii*-teiilA-lvcrtlsrmi-at,i,—l'lrsMuiier- tlon, 10cts. per Hut- solid nonpareil; each c-:iilir-i'i|iieiit eoiiKeeiHlvchiSL-iliui!,"els.per Hue. Ailvertlscuifiiils not lus'-ildl every day—fh-st insert lon, lucls. per Hue; subsequent Insertions, 5 ots. per Hue. Hlntldlnt* Atlv--rt|Hrni**Hls.—Profession- nl or Business Cards—J2 per month. Hpe- i'H'1 rates for general trade uilvortisln1!, ac-uirillug to spuee occupied und duration of contract, a mil.hi Mules, when iHHplnyed.chur'-ed '.Ti per cent, less limn transient wlvls, If ■-olid, charged at regulnr transient rates. -*[.(-r(jil Kollccs among rending matter, .-a ets, per Hue each Insertion. Specials hiRcrt-sl by the month at reduced rates. Bin hs, Marriages and Deaths, 81 for each Insertion; Funeral Notlcos In connection witti tleiillis.soetM. each Insertion. WEEKLY ADVERMIHu RATES. Transient Advertisements.—- First Insertion, io el* per line solid nonpareil; subsequent Insertions, 7 eta, por Hue. Ml (toil Ing AilverllsMiifnls.—Professional or Business Cards—Si.so per month. Hpeolnl rates fork'oni'ial l rude udverl.Nitig, Spt'chil Ni.lleen, Itirtlis, Marriages and Deaths,same rales as Unity, int. iimsl lu'iilt iiielal.aml forllirgOCptfl an nxtni rule Mill bu oh urged. •M'Pei-sons Hetidlni* In iidverliseiuriils slidiili! ho can-fill lo Miilo whether lliey are to appear lu the Daily I'dlllon, or Hie Weekly,or both, A libera] reduction Is made when inserted in both. No advertisement inserted for less thnu SI. SUBSCRIBERS Who do not receivo their paper regularly, from tho Carriers or through the Tost Otllce, will i-onfernfiivnr by rejnirllu;i tho samo to the olllco of publication at, once, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS THIS DAY. Appointments... Notice Auction Sale . Provincial Secretary H. V. Edmonds W. R. Clarke MAltlUKU. MYKUS-SCUTT.-AtKt. John's church, Vancouver, on lhe 8th inst, Mrs. (Julh- erlue Myers, proprietress of the Northern hotel, lo Mr. Samuel Scott, of Vnncouvor. AU tlio fashionable iced beverages, at the "Hub," noxt tho "Queen's." * Everybody asks: "What would wo do without the water cart these days?" Russell's Restaurant, opposite tho American Hotel, open day and night a9m3* Walker & Co. havo Sapperton lots near New Hospital and Roas-Mac- laren Mills at old prices. * The steamer Irving left for Chilliwack thia morning with 30 tons of freight and 4.0 passengers. The city is tailing steps to have overy Dominion and provincial voter within tho limits registered. Work will shortly be commenced on the new residence for his lordship Bishop Sillitoe, on Carnarvon street. Servants, Ac, wanted to register for employment and employers to call at McCartney's Labor Bureau, Doughs street. Soo our cheap lino of Ladies' 4 buttoned Kid Gloves, black and colored- only 60 cts. por pair, for cash—at Jat?. Ellard & Go's. * tc Alderman Curtin' statement in ra* gard to tlio waterworks, which will lio found in the council proceeding*!, ahould bo carefully wad hy ovory ratepayer. Some of the bridges on tho Pitt river road arc in a most dangerous condition and call for immediate attention on tho part of the government road inspector. Send your old Clothes, Curtains, Tabla Covora, &c, to bu Cleaned and Dyed at the Pioneer Steam Dye-Ss Cleaning Works. F. O. McCartney u«ont, Douglas street. * 1 will soil at public auction on Wednesday evening at 7 o'olook, at the Colonial Hotel, one large draft horse, four years old; weight 1400 pounds; terma cash.—-T. J, Tbait, *td The $-1,000 bonus to tho woolen mill company, voted some years ago, has ut last been ordered paid. Tiio government has also paid over tho bonus offered for tlio lirst woolon mill put in operation iu tho province. A man named Ashbury, from the North Arm, lost a purao -yesterday containing 8154, and was in a rather had state of mind till Mr. M. Ross, the fruit dealer, in whoso store tho purso was left, hunted him up and returned it, A public meeting is to be held in The Victoria on Thursday evening next, to tako into consideration the necessity and advisability of coatruct* ing tlio Victoria, Saanich & New Westminster Railway at tho earliest possible date. Mayor ('rant will preside. -—Colonist, The Hyack reel team was out for practice last evoning and did some fast work. Thoro ia somo talk of tho Hyacks going to Walla Walla to tako part in the firemen's races thero next month, and if tlio citizons subscribe liberally it is quite probable the trip will be mado. Wnndering cows aro becoming an intolerable nuisance in the upper portion of the city. Gates, fences, flower and vegetable gardens, fruit trops, etc., nil suffer more or less from thoir invasions, it is just about time the council did something to rid tho streets of theso animals. Tho contract for tho improvement of FortoRnuo street has boen awarded to Mr. D. I. Smith, his tender 82,300 having been tho lowest. Work will be commenced with-nit delay. Tlio tender of tlie ll. C. P. M. Co., to (ill in tho foot of Douglas Btreet for $350, has boon uccopted. Tho wonthor yesterday was not by any means tho warmest iu tho memory of the "oldost inhabitant," ns stated by the News correspondent, lacking n. it did 0" of reaching the memorable top notch. The heat wan fur from being oppressive, thanks lo the,cool7 knot westerly breeze that pervaded tho atmosphere. Chief Engineer Ackerman reports to the couucil that both fire ongines are in good condition and ready for operations at a moment's notico. I, Tlioro nre 2300 foet of hoso in good order, and 1200|feet which is laid aside , as too risky for uso. Tho Hyack company Is now 05 strong, and it includes many of tho best citizens of Westminster. In Another column will bo found Mr. W. R. Clarke's advertisement, an* nouneing tho sale, by auction at Victoria on tho 10th inst., of the fine steamer Amelia. Tho Amelia is 150 foet long, 2G feet beam, 8 feet 0 inches depth of hold*. 222 tons register ind only draws iih foet of water when loaded Sho is a fino seaworthy vessel and is In good repair. The inquest held by Mr. Coroner Ferris on tho body of James O' Dona* viiti, drowned from the str. Stella in Oanoo Pass on Sunday, will bo onn* concluded to-night. The body of tlm deceased was pl-iccd in its lust resting plaoo this aftornoon. Tbo hoarse whs followed to tlio cemetery by Mayor Hendry and 50 employees of the R. C. P. MillsOo. ■- ctJuBufeli hili'tiiii ■"• -it-iilr <]ou!i ia the Dnincttu river on Sandfly nfter* hoons and arrest a few of tho young blackguards wbo persist iu exposing then- nakedness when carpfagos nro pawing. One nf two examples would put a stop In Una favorite amusement of fli-* b'jya- aud it would open n moat delightful dike to tlio general public, who at present nro rather chary of using tlio road. The World nay a tho Vancouver hose team hns sent a challenge to Victoria. The team winning two races out of threo to bn tho winners of the atakcii, namely,'$1,000; mid the championship of British Columbia. The raco must tako pluci within three weeks, It is doubtful if the challenge will bo accepted, a. thoro seems to bo an inclination on thn partof tbo different hose reel teams to let tho Vancouvor teams race ampitg thomaokes. Tiic flo'i'tiye it mi. Tins first of tho nuckoyo run commenced yesterday, and today all was bustlo and oxcitement among the fishermen. Tlio run was not hoary last night, bat bonis averugod from 30 to J00 lish each To-day overy preparation was mado, und tlio whole fishing Hoot will bo at work to-night. Experienced fishermen say tho indications lor n largo run tiro excellent. There is n lnvgo demand for laborers to work in connection with tho canneries, and for tbe present', at least, there is no excuse for anyone boing without om* ploy muu t, Suit Against llie Uly, Mr.*. Hennessey, the lady who was injured hy falling oiT Columbia street sidewalk si-mo months ago, has entered an ticlion against thu city through hor solicitor*-, Messrs. Corbould it McColl, to recover §5,000 damages, The accident occurred opposito Mr, Slier* iff Armstrong's new block, nnd was occasioned by thu carelessness or ueglect of the contractor in not erecting a safe handrail after having been ordered to do so by the board of works, Tho city refused to shoulder tho responsibility and declined to make a settlement, hence tho suit. Tho finance committee has beon empowered to employ tho best legal talent inthe province to defend tho city's interest'*. Children Cryfor Pltcher'sCastorla A Large 1'antlier. Lust Friday morning Mr Salmoud shot a magnificent panther, measuring 7 foot in length, after the voracious brute had succeeded in demolishing ono of his calves nnd nearly killing two others. No wonder that when skinned tho animal was found to havo a lining of fat on tho breast wliich would have dono uu discredit to a prize Berkshire. If wo could mimngo to extirpate these destructive "felines" hy presenting some testimonial to each of our neighbors, who succeeded in killing ono of thom, wo might then manage to "go in for" sheep-breeding with somo chanco nf success. As it is at present, what with (logs, panthers, wolves, etc., this, the must profitable of all tho farmers' resources is all but totally denied us.—■ Courier. Mty Court; [Before Mayor flendry, J. f.; ami Capt; PlttendriRli.J.r.] J. Brentor; charged with selling liquor without a license. Air. Jennn appeared for defendant and united fur tt remand till Friday. Remand granted. if. Arnold, charged with being drunk and incapable, nml with Im-akhig a pane of glass iu tbe lockup, pleaded guilty. Fined §12,50 and costs or 10 days hard labor. If. R. Arnold, charged with assaulting A. M. Herring, said ho did not know anything about it. Mr. Herring gavo evidonco on tho matter and Arnold was lined §10 and costs or ono month in jail. John Donahue, charged with being drunk and incapable, pleaded guilty. John was up a few weeks ago and discharged on tlio promise that he would leavo the city and not return for 'JO yoars. 1 In managed tostay away Ul hours and then returned. Fiiietl ftil or 15 days. Ah Tung, charged with > guilds ami monoy iniderfalso - wna remanded fnr ono day. winning rotonscB- Anuil-cr Ti-iin-i'l'-irll'c Hue, Tho Tacoma Nem has it from a prominent Northern Pacifio official, whose heart has beon beating very near the vest pocket of Henry Villard Ibe paat few days, that tho Northern Paciiic proposes putting on n transoceanic lino uf steamers between that pwtl. Japan, China and Australia. The negotiations nre said to be pending not only for such a line,- but for a Sound line ui steamers of first-clans make, speed aud capacity. It is said before very lull" the details will be given to tin' public; that the Northern Paciiic im*.had snohn project iu contemplation for ''iiiiui time, but that the O. R. it N. millstone has prevented its boing carried out. Now that tho North- em Pacific is released of that blood- sipping barnacle, tho purpose of the powers thai; he will bo carried out as speedily as possible. •—-*>- -• The uid Cemetery. Rev. Robert Jamieson, tho minister who conducted tho first funeral service ill tho old Douglas street cemetery, about a q-iarter of a century ago, sont a communication to tho city council last night calling attention to the neglected stato of tlio graveyard, and the neccs-ity of making such repairs to the fence aud gates as will suffice to keep out c-ittle and horses. To tho credit of the council ho it said that it was unanimously resolved that the necessary attention should be immediately given it. Alderman -Jaquoa, very tightly, claimed thnt tbo cemetery should hi! removed to a more Buitamo locution, and tho board of works will report mi this nt a futuro meeting of the council. Many of the old pioneers of tlio province lie buried in this nog* luctcd and desolate enclosure, but in not a fow instances tho mounds which marked tlielr last resting placo havo bueu obliterated by waudt-rin-* cows, the bead boards overturned and trampled under foot, until now it would be impossible to ascertain whoso dust lies in many ot tho graves, The i:\iiibillon I'mui Again. Thu curtain hns been rung down on lhe tirnt net, nud act 2—tho most interesting part of tho performance— now begins. As The Colombian nturtod tho list, it is quito proper tlmt our subscription Bhould bo the lirst to be paid in. This we hnvo dono today—into tho Bank of Montreal, and to tho credit of Aldorman Thos. Cunningham, who is besides chairman of the park committee and vice-president nf tbo II. C, agricultural association. Wo hopo to seo uvery subscriber to the fund follow suit in rapid order, as no time is to he now lost, and tho money, to furthor tho exhibition in the various ways contemplated by tho conditions of tho fund, should bo availablo without delay. A glance at the fund will bIiow tho manner in which wo intend to acknowledge evory subscription na it iB paid. So, como on brethren and make u race for lho foot of tho list. Tun Coi.umuian congratulates tho lib- oral subscribers to tho fund for the very respectable sum, $1,102.85, which their united efforts hnvo realized, and, on behalf of the subscribers, wo pruui* iau, in conjunction with tho park committeo and the directors of tho agricultural association, to take an intercut iu the disposal of the money, agreeably with the objects of tho fund as printed at the head of thu list, Tho temporanco women of Kingston nre excited ovor tho marriage of Hon. Geo, E, Foster nnd Mrs, Addio Chisholm. Thoy sny she eaunct havo n a place in the W. O, T, U, of Ontario, City council. Tho city council met nt 8 o'clock last night fnr the transaction of business. Present -■• Aldermen Curtis, Calbick, Ruid, McPhaden, Cunningham, Jaques ,*»(* Townsend. His worship Mayor Hendry in llio chair. COMMUKICATIONH From T. Ackerman, chief engineer, reporting that both lire engiuo9 uro in good condition as is also 2,000 feet of hose; 1,200 foot is old and unsafe to use; couplings nre sullicient lu numbor, but 3 kinds are iu use, wliich is liable to causo trouble in case of a big tire. Receipts t;i dato §512.50, and disbur-io- monts §550; number of members on- rolled in firo department 05; active members 40. Referred to the fire committee to report on at noxt meeting. From Rov. Robert Jamieson, calling attention to the neglected stato of Douglas street cemetery and requesting that the council give it tho necessary attention as many of tho oldest pioneers of thu province are buried in it. His worship said ho was surprised the matter had uot been taken up sooner. Aid. Jaques thought tho graveyard should ho moved to a moro suitable place. The matter was- referred to tho board of worka with power to act. From Wm. R. King, architect, asking for tho street lines on Carnarvon streets. Referred to board of works with powor to act. From Mrs. Howisou calling attention to the necessity of abating tho nuisance on Trew street opposite her residence, iu the shape of had drain- ago. Referred to the board of health with powor to act. From ft A. Wilnint, for tho Coquitlam water wn-ks company, stating tbat ho had handed to tho city clerk the plans, papers etc. called for by the agreement botween the snid company and the city. Referred to tho water committee to report on at next meeting. From Turnbull aud Working, ask* itn* peruiia-iinii to lay huildiiu* material on Royal avenuo. Granted under tbo supervision of the board of works. From Aid. Scoullar as follows : To his worship Mayor Hendry, Dear Bin Owing tu tbo business like manner tho council acted in appointing two engineers to carry out tho surveys and superintendence of the proponed water works, I hereby tender my resignation as a member of the water and seiver- ngo committeo. My reasons for doing so arc I am satisfied that under tbuf.prcsent engineering stall', namely two high salaried engineers (when one was all thnt was necessary) with the assistants will coat tho council a sum far in excess of tho sum set down in Mr. H. P. Bell, C. E.'s estimate, namely $4,500 for engineering and superintendence, which ia n pnrt of thb cost of the whole works (§200,000.) Any business man if ho stops to consider a moment 1H11 seo what tlie ond will bo. However, the majority of the oouncil in their wisdom thought they know nil about this most important mattor and gave me no credit for knowing anything in regard to the question although 1 had given the matter a good deal of study; therefore in justification of my position my duty is to resign from my position on the wnter works and sewerage committoe, lu doing bo I havo no ill will to my colleagues, who no doubt are more capable men nnd better fitted to completo this most important work. Laid over for ono weok. Alderman Jaques said that Alderman f-c ullar's letter referred to tho appointment of n superintendent for tho wator works, and apparently intended thnt tho public ahould believo such nn office had been created. No superintendent had beon appointed and none hnd even beon spoken of. The public should not bo misled hy such inferences. Tho hoard of works reported having tnken over tho tools from tho pnrk committee; that tenders for tho im* Erovument of'Fnrtesquo stroot had eon recoived and thnt of D. L, Smith nt $2,800 boing lowest, ho accepted; that tho tender of the 11. C. P. M. Co. to fill in tho foot of Douglas street for §350 bo accepted. Report adopted, In tho matter of suburban taxes Mr. Curtis reported having examined tho judge's book nnd found that judgment had been given against Mr. Elliott, nnd therefore the cily was entitled to collect taxes on suburban property. Report adopted. Tho finance committee reported as follows ; Thnt Wi T, Conkiley be appointed iissiBtnut clork nt n salary of $75 per month and that ho bo allowed $20 for extra work porformod; thnt tho bonus to tho woolon mills is ordered paid. Report adopted. ACCOUNTS, The following accuunts were ordered paid : W, H. Fnlditig25cts.;Gas Co., PJ02; Gilley Brop. $1.50; Telegraph On. $1.05; W. D. Ferris $15. A numinous to appear iu court iu thu caso of Hennessey vt. corporation, for dnmngoB received hy falling from a sidewalk, was rend. On motion tho finance committeo wns empowered to ompby the boat legal talent in British Columbia to defend tho suit, and that an appearance hu mado at Victoria. Aid. Ewi-h's resignation was furthor laid ovor for a week, pending tbo re* port of a apcciiil committeo appointed to examine into tho wator lot taxation. Aldermen Cunningham, Townaond and Roid all said they thought the ayatom of taxution on wnter lots wus unjust, nml Aid. Even's grievance was worthy of attention, Tho committee appointed to report on thu Draper lot matter wus given further time fo roport, t ft)ll^r Aid. limiuca to this attiiufekm ,i>f the council to tliu fact tliat the iU>_;- tor registration of Voters for Dominion election^ wus at liiuid, and Unless' Bomo moans wero (hitch by tho council to get tho names registered lho voting power of the cily would be very uuim- pi'i'lnnt at tlio next election. Tho matter was referred lo tho lin- niico committee with power to act. Aid. Jaques thought immediate steps should bo taken for the election of water commissioners. Aid. Curtis: "in regard to tho appointment nf water cominisBiouors I have beon of tho opinion that thero was no hurry as yot and I will oxplnin my position ou the subject. Thero is, nu doubt, a great deal of dissatisfaction ovor thu appointment of tho water works engineers, from tho fact that the public dots not understand tho question. As regards the onginoers, 1 was given to understand that two high could iii I ho work iu half tho lime ono man could. 13vory6ho known two mon nro always better than ouo on any question, for wlint olio might not he certain nu thn other could probably render tbe advice and aasistanco required. Timo was another object in tho appointment of two engineer-). Wo must havo tho work under way and completed as soon as possible. It was never intonded that two men should ho employed throughout construction, but as soon as tho plans nro up and preliminary work finished ono will ho allowed to go. My idea is thnt as soon as thu plans nre up and submitted to n competent expert and nccepted by him, that the wnter commissioners shall bo oleoted nml tho entire business transferred to them. Howover, I havo tho by-law rendy nnd if tho council wishes it can be rend a first timo tonight." Aid, Cunningham snid many roports against the action of the council, in regard to tho appointment of wnter en- ginners, had gono abroad, but the water works business could ho safety trusted to the council. There woro many instances whon it would bo unwise to make public all arrangements and this was oue of them. But he thought it only fair that the public should know that the engineers appointed do not got one cent unless the system of wator works proposed by them proves satisfactory. On motion the water commissioners by-law wns rend a first time. Aid., Jnquea notified the bonrd of works to meet on Wednesday to open tenders for tho improvement of Begbie streot. Aid. Cunningham desired that overy member of tlio pnrk committee should bo present nta meeting on Thursday night. Tho council then adjourned. PERSONAL. Cnpt, Tallow, of Vnncouvor, was in tho city to-day. A. O. Hnstings, of tho Ogilvie Milling Co., Winnipeg, has gono over to Vancouver, L. P. Eckstein wont ovor to Victoria this nfternoon on professional businoss, C. L, McCnnimon, chief engineer of tho Southern Railway, returned to tho city this afternoon. II. C. Provincial Exposition Subscription Fund* For tho purpose of raising a fund to contribute towards the patriotic and worthy object of making the next annual provincial fair, to bo hold In this city, a grand and unprecedented success, tbo undersigned agree to contributo the sums opposito their respective names (to bo paid into thu association or to trustees competent to receive the same, on or before ti months from tho date of the last provincial exhibition^ and to bo applied to preparing exhibition grounds and buildings in the city, for increasing the amount offered In prizes, and for furthering tbo exhibition in other ways): Rhnrpe A 1'alnc, Luln Island 10 < 0 h P EckHieln 10 00 G D Brymner 'ioifi R W Armstrong.. 10 00 F 11 Glover. 10 00 Walker* Hlnulwelt 10 00 Claud Hum her, 10 00 rcterarrm! 10 00 Georgo Turner 10 00 WJ AnnMrunn 30 00 A .1 Hill 10 00 Capt A Grant 10 00 J H Mai:ilom-ll ID 00 W c Loy-' io mi 1» Mla-Jcmi Id 00 FGStrloklaml Him Gilley UroH W) 00 Hll Webb KM T Cuiinlimlmiu JW 00 HciiiU'i'M.n lints, Clillllwhiick ]fl 00 A 11 Wlnloinulo 10 00 Per Ex-Mayor Dloklmoo 213 85 Annie M Jiujuch It) 00 Stewart 4Cash woo Jas CmiulnKhnm .*-i 00 Grant* lim-tirom 20 00 J WSi-Xs..lllli .MJIKI Hev J H While HI 00 II Douglas llfl Wl ESBcoullar ft Co 6T» 00 A DesHrlHiiy If, 00 W C ('oathnii 25 00 T M Cunningham 2-1 00 A K Kami 25 00 Ackeriniin Bros in OO Relil A Currie '25 00 H T Keii.l ft Cu SO 00 WH Thllmmlcau Iff 00 Grant ft Maclure 10 lfl Younu tc Ti-i-hiliu- - In to Terbium ft Co _ Ill 10 Ogle, Campbell A Co LJ0 00 M I.M itiniovs I TllI'Coi.UMIllAN Ncxtl Ull. a^roTicB. NOTICK IH nOttSBY GIVEN THAT I Intend making application to the Honourable Ihe Chief CmumlS'iloiinr of Lands and Works fnr permission IO tease tho following described traels of laud: 1* Cnmmeneingataslake situated south of n lake lying cast of Deep liny, Desolation sound; running thence ito chains south, thenco (HI chains i-usi, UlOllOO •'«. chains iiortli,thenee".llehalnNcant, tbence 40 chains north, thence :tll elinlliH west, tfionoo io chains north, i tn*i m <-buinn west, thenco ."') chains Miutli, thenco 10 chains wost, thonco to point of coin mencement. 2. ('oinmeiielngula postiit llio mouth of ii littlo Hiwam 30chains south of Tini-a Point, Hnzn Islnnd; running thenco west 10 chains, south 2N chnlns, west ]*, elinlns, unlit li 21 chains, west 28 chains, north 12 chains, west 12 chains, north 21 chains, west 8 chains, north II chains, west 72 chains, north 21 chains, oast 21 chains, south 10 chains, east DO chains, norlh 2ti chains, east 28 chains to shore, theneo along slioro to plaeo of commencement-. HENRY V, EDMONDS. July!), JKSti. iljiyoml PROVINCIAL BISCRETARY'S OFFICK. 1th July, 1839. MI6 HONOUR TKE LIEUTENANT- (Jovernor has boen pleased to mako following appointments:— GKOIlOK OltlUSTIR TUNHTAI.I., Esqlllro, Btlpcndary Magistrate, to be Government, Agont, Gold Commissioner, As-dsinm Commissioner of Lands and Works, Registrar under tho "Marrlngo Acts," to receive implications for registration nnd record under tho provisions of tho "Lnnd Registry Aots," and a Court of Revision ond Appeal undertho"AssessiiientsA(!l,-' all for the West Kootoiiay District, and Collector of Votes for the Farwell Polling Division of tho Electoral District of Kootonay, tifW Q< M. Bprool, FitRHEiiiGK Hubhky, Esoiilro, Govern* ment Agont, Kamloiips, lo bn Gold Commissioner for that portion of the Kloctorn] District of Yale which Is situated lo tho west, of iho 120th meridian, and to tho north of the southern limit of tho Hallway Belt, We*? a. C. Taiislntl. JoilN Cl.Ai'l-KllTON.of Nicola, Esijulre, J. P., to bo a Kocorder under tho "Mineral Aot," Assessor and Collector undor the "Assessment Aot," and a Collector undor tho "Provincial Revenue Tax Act," for the Hlmllluuiieen District, vice Archibald Irwin. . djlyiltl iA£*t«* biitrttiiu- A»m Ml I Ml ot Mary Htreci Euw-W rvlbcsatiin m. ftna ? p.m. Sabbath llOOl '-.tllllillili' filial :,t •■■■id n ,., All Hehool lindltlblo Class ut 2:3(1 p. in. All scats free- sthlnqers cordially welcomed, -Hev. Tho*!. niil.Mi-ln, nnslor. AUCTIOH um vt. ii. ci.ahku.aihiioxekr. 1AM INSTRUCTED BY THE MORTaA- Beotoriell by jiulillo unction at llio BnlL'sronm, Store st„ ojitioslla llie Depot of tlm K.A N. Hnllwn-'. AT 12 O'CLOCK NOO.\\ On Tuesday, the 16th Instant, As she now lies In Victoria Harbor, The Steamer AMELIA ir-0 feel, long, Lfl feet lioani, 8 feel 0 Inch depth of hold, ftStotiHroglsteredtoniiiigo and draws about'(% feot of wnter toiidod. Ml* ^. :_^ . For further particulars apply io tbe Auctioneer. T*m*R*M:a o.a.s:ei:. W. R. CLARKE, Jil'-l AUCTION E Kit Tenders for Street Work SEALED TENDERS WILL BE RE- celved up to 4 o'olook p.m., on Wednesday, July 10th, for the iribbliignml I'll ling of that portion of Bogblo Street between Columbia and Front. StrooW. Tenders to bo mnrked "Tender for Bogblo Btroo," and addressed tothoChalriiim of the Board of Works, City Hall, New Westminster. No tender will bo entertained unless accompanied by a deposit equal to Bper cent, of amount of tender, wliich shall tic forfeited if party tendering declines or fulls to enter Into a contract for tho work when called upon to dnsn, upon his lender bolngacceptod. In the event of ten* dor not being accepted,llie deposit will he returned. Plans and speclflcnl Ions mny bo seen at the Citv Engineer's Oflice, City Hull. Tho lowest or any tender not necessarily nccepted, J. G. JAO.UEH, Chairman of Board of Works. City Hnll, Now Westminster, July 01 h, 18SD. British Columbia's Exhibit 111113 COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO . prepare nn Exhibit from New Wostminstor for tho Toronto Imliistrinl Exhibition Is anxious to secure such a col led ton as Will do Justice to the resources of the city. Any person In the eity orelscwluic who hus.orexpecls to have beforo tho datoof the Exhibition at Toronto,such articles as are deemed worthy of being exhibited, will confer a favor by communicating, ns soon as possible, with some member <-r the committeo. All articles taken far exhibition will ho packed nnd sent free of charge to thn exhibitor. The local pom-. mltteels composed of the fnllowinggen-1 tlomcn;-- Fisu and Gamk-J. a. Laidlaw, Esq,, Alox. Ewen, Esq., and p. a Birrell, Esq. Aamoui.TOKAr- and Hoimcur.'ruitAt. Pitouucra—Thos. Cunningham, Esq.. W, Wolfenden, Esq. MlNKIlALS ANO MAKUffAOTUHES—J. O. Brown. Esq,, 11. V. Edmonds, Esq. Fflonucrsoir tuk Foiikht-II. Elliott, Esq., J, 11. Konnedy, Esq,,D.McNa1r,Eiq. JOHN HENDRY, Chairman. D. ROBSON, Secretary. ilwJtyOinl Dank iitriLbmcis- Ma'ry Street, New Westminster, B.C. ITki-i'mioms: No. 55.] 14 GtARb ROAD, HALIFAX. EN LAND. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS, CONVEYANCERS, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS, STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS, l-oiulmi nml Luncrtshli-c Five anil Brltlisli Umpire Lift* Iiiflurntice Companies. Nt-w Wostmlnster Bull-ting Rod el y, Adu-HllU'till'K Olllcc, Dim-Hue of N.W, (illy AuilllniN, IHBfl, 1HN] nud 1MKN, ADVISE CLIENTS IN THE BUYING AND SELLING OF HEAL PROPER- TY IN THE CITV AND DISTRICT, ami other monetary transactions. Havo several good investments ou their books, 1'Uil nil now comers will do well to call before doing businoss elsewhere, dwfldely Wtt*-*- fr1tr_i__t-t_f—'—-■-—.' ^ -J*.' -jj'iJ. k only: &EEAT REMNANT S .A. L E5 SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS For the Next Two Days. OGLE, CAMPBELL & FREEMAN'S, The Lei'dlng Dry Goods House, MASONIC BLOCK, - NEW WESTMINSTER. dwtc SUMMER COATS, SUMMER COATS, Summer Underwear, Summer Underwear, Ogle, Campbell & Co's i dto Next Door bank of Montreal. R. J. ARMSTRONG, x_m__A_x_ma iu Choice Family Groceries! FINEST CREAMERY BUTTER A SPECIALTY. ■**_,a*bra-2.or "EaCerrlxi-fe, "Maclsexel, Salt Cod, ^.rnao-ar's TJnc. Haxxis, Aimoui's XTxic. Bacon. Flour. Bran. Srtnorts, O-HIOIIEST I'llIOES PAID FOR FARM' PRODUCH, uoiawi* Sooullar-Armstrong Blook, Columbia 8t. | Jas.EllardJCo WILL SELL THEIR REMAINING STOCK OF AT COST, FOR CASH. Practical Watchmaker, Manufacturing Jeweler & Optician. OPPOSITE THE BANK OF MONTREAL. WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, PLATED WARE, *C. BEST QUALITY. EASTERN PRICES. A full line of S»cctlic!cs & Eyc-Gllisscs iu steel, rubber, nilviir tier «i,ul frames. Tho linest; f eblilcs made, $4 per pair; all Bights suited. Special attention given to PINK WATCH REPAIRS. Having Urnu. ti.n businesa thoroughly from somo of tbe finest Horologcra in England, and nine- tiiu.i managoil tbo watch-repairing departments of a fow of tho boat firms on the cmti nent of America, is a sufficient guarantee of good workmanship. L'Winmly urui-i ger for nearly 8 years of the well-known firm of Savago k Lyman, Montreal, Chm-gcns Moderate. ' Montreal, Dec, 18S7.—Mr. F. Crake.—Andw. Robertson, Esq., Chairman ol Montreal Harbor Commissioners, eays: "I nover found a Watchmaker who did bo woll forme as you did when In Montreal, and I am sorry you aro not here to-day." dwapiste D. S. CURTIS St CO. AGENTS B. LAURANCE'S SPECTACLES. Wholesale and Eetail Druggists NEXT COLONIAL HOTEL, NEW WESTMINSTER, I). C. GROCERIES For First-class Family Groceries and Provisions, go to SINCLAIR'S, - Columbia Street. New Goods arriving all tlie time. A nice lot of CHRISTIE S CRACKERS & UISCUITS just to hand. New SYRUPS, MOLASSES, etc., etc. Call and get prices. dwtc Wi&Gi DIRECT IMPORTERS k DEALERS IN XX X Or *E3* - C X_t Jl S S DRY GOODS J-.2H2Z, GROCERIES Cor. Columbia * Mary Sts. BON MARCHE. SPRING AND SUMMER Dress and Fancy Goods! WALKER & SHADWELL. dwieSSte
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